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Under the law, all students were expected to become fully proficient in reading and math by 2014.

Subsidies will be needed for "early mover" demonstration plants, but CCS is expected to become fully competitive with other low-carbon technologies as the industry matures, assuming realistic carbon prices.

building, which was expected to become fully operational on Wednesday, has a high-tech facade that looks like a cross between a Mondrian painting and a terrarium but is actually a vertical algae farm.

The helipad is expected to become fully operational in September, the hospital said.

Although astronomers are not completely sure where FRBs come from, scientists hope FAST, which is expected to become fully operational this year, will allow them to detect even more of these signals.

Although the X-ray luminosity decreases sharply with increasing MIc (later-types, lower-masses), all but 3 members show LX consistent with near-saturated emission and we do not see convincing evidence for a decrease in activity level indicative of a decrease in dynamo efficiency at the spectral type at which stellar structure is expected to become fully-convective.

Scientifically based medicine remains dominant, but the approaches that are categorized as CAM are expected to become more fully integrated into conventional medicine, which ultimately could give rise to a new medical orthodoxy.

Within the next four years, it is expected to become a fully equipped undergraduate and graduate university -- "coeducational, private, nonsectarian and with a local faculty," Mr. Starr said in an interview.

Nevertheless, it is expected to become available on widespread fully automated platforms in near future.

Engineering works will affect some rail routes, and major motorways - including a now fully reopened M1 - were expected to become very busy from Thursday lunchtime.

However, the BBC's Imogen Foulkes in Geneva says a fully tested and approved vaccine is not expected to become available for months or possibly years.