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To me, the end of the free snack on Continental (which last fall was the last of the major airlines to eliminate free meals in coach) is merely the latest illustration of the accelerating decline in quality, and even availability, of cheap air service.

Study sites differed considerably in terms of clinical trial experience, laboratory testing experience and even availability of laboratory infrastructures.

Other stressors can exist in captive environments for which animals are not adapted, including the acoustic environment, physical substrate, and even availability of food (Morgan and Tromborg 2007).

Thus, neither the number of excess deaths nor the ratio for each cohort, as a whole, is influenced by the quality or even availability of exposure data.

It is influenced by a number of trends, changes in culture, and even the availability of food.

"I think the changes in the neighborhood, like better services, better safety and even the availability of more prepared food, have been great," he said.

Even the availability of grain is affected more by rising livestock numbers and the use of biofuels – driven, again by consumption – than by human population growth.

Even with availability of several mitochondrial-specific probes, it is sometimes difficult for an investigator to select a most suited dye for experimentation.

Nevertheless, in a postbubble world, where the cost and even the availability of capital are issues, firms will need to be more ruthless about terminating long-standing loss makers and more selective in pursuing new opportunities.

Major benefit of model-based system development applying MDVE is the early possibility for simulated satellite mission operations, using real onboard software in the virtual satellite, even before availability of real hardware.

But even the availability of this "puppy postage" has done little to prevent the steady erosion of the Postal Service's overall stamp revenues, which have declined to $10.3 billion in 2011 from approximately $11.3 billion in 2007.