The proposed fund could help thaw the frozen market for asset-backed securities by establishing a ready buyer, even if no SIV uses it.
Even if no SIV ever uses the fund, its very existence could help unfreeze the gridlock in the packaged loan market by establishing a ready buyer.
Other recommendations include establishing Internet-ready computer centers to complement teaching, learning, and research in the library.
This is completed by establishing a ready-to use closed-form expression valid for the general configuration where the plates are not grounded.
To compare the efficiency of the Whole Genome Profiling and SNaPshot technologies for establishing sequence-ready physical maps in the 17 Gb wheat genome, we performed an experiment on a subset of about one third of the 9x BAC library of chromosome 3B that was used to build the chromosome 3B physical map with the SNaPshot technology [ 23].
The money got Alkahest established and ready to launch the first human trial of young plasma.
Economic gardening tends to focus on companies that are well established but ready to move into a growth phase.
Even so, the administration acknowledged that fewer than half of the 60 colonies of human embryonic stem cells that it will support with federal financing are fully established and ready for research.
A14 SCIENCE/HEALTH Fewer Cells Now Available The Bush administration acknowledged that fewer than half of the 60 or so colonies of human embryonic stem cells approved for federal resarch funds were fully established and ready for research.
There had been other, earlier indicators: on the night of Obama's re-election in November 2012, an exploratory political action committee was established, called Ready For Hillary, made up of strategists and close friends.
Nearly a month after President Bush announced that he would permit federally financed scientists to study more than 60 colonies of human embryonic stem cells, the administration acknowledged today that fewer than half those colonies were fully established and ready for research.
