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Pakistan's high commissioner in India, Salman Bashir, recently visited the state and lauded Mr. Kumar's efforts at developing the state, but not everyone in Bihar would agree with him, the analytical piece says.

In their paper itself, these authors mention also the technical possibility of extracting local plane symmetry groups by using their sliding fast (discrete) Fourier transform windows approach (see also Refs. [12] and [37]), but caution that this "would require substantial efforts at developing the appropriate image classification schemes" [4].

The A.V. Club columnist Noel Murray graded the episode with a B, explaining he liked Chris Eigeman's presence and the efforts at further developing the characters, but questioned the Pattern storyline, despite admitting that he does not require rational scientific explanations in science fiction.

Previous efforts at developing long-acting forms of the drug had not been as successful.

The question I address is not whether our minds are clumsy but why; the book's real contribution is not its inventory of cognitive fallacies, but its efforts at developing a theory that addresses the tension between evolution's obvious power and humanity's manifest clumsiness.

While efforts at developing low-cost technologies continue, the question to be answered is: can we adopt a less frequent and targeted testing schedule for CD4 and viral load monitoring?

The most successful efforts at developing bioinspired materials that attempt to duplicate some of the outstanding properties are presented.

The first efforts at developing systematic views on territorial justice have appeared only recently, and their significance for philosophical controversies about the right to secede is not yet clear. Kolers 2009, Meisels 2009 and Nine 2012) There is another way of sorting theories of secession that is also illuminating.

This study provides optimism that the College of Medicine's efforts at developing a master's program in family medicine can fulfill students' desire for specialty training and fill the gap in rural urban healthcare inequalities.

The high proportion of disseminated disease and poor prognoses in these patients has encouraged the decades-long continued efforts at developing new chemotherapeutic options.

Further efforts at developing unique physiologic assessment methodologies for use in the ED will improve quality of patient care, aid in resource allocation, improve prognostic accuracy, and objectively measure the impact of early intervention in the ED.