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Ministers have indicated broadly that they will accept those plans, but will announce details this summer.

Intelligence officials said that information received in the last six weeks had indicated broadly that Al Qaeda hoped to launch an attack in this country later this summer, but similar reports have been received in the past without the issuance of warnings by the attorney general and F.B.I. director.

In economic news, euro zone industrial production fell by a further 1.2% month-on-month in October, after dropping 1.8% in September; Friday's data from Eurostat indicated broadly weak output across the euro area's sectors and countries.

Although western blotting and immunofluorescence analysis showed slight increases in Oct4 and Sox2 levels upon cell-cycle progression, careful comparison of unsynchronized and G2-enriched samples indicated broadly comparable levels in both.

A fourth area of philosophical concern we may indicate broadly, closely bound to our conception of the relation of consciousness and intentionality, has to do with value.

Nevertheless, it seems that the earthquakes indicate broadly distributed deformation in this eastern part of the study region, while to the north and south the deformation seems to be confined to the boundary faults of the basin.

These results indicate broadly overlapping fundamental niches combined with asymmetric competition—features consistent with the concept of shared preference niches.

Limited evidence indicates broadly similar efficacy and tolerability for topiramate 100 mg/day and propranolol 160 mg/day, though more comparative trials are required.

The available evidence indicates broadly that where women receive high-quality intrapartum care, including monitoring of labour with access to operative delivery (instrumental delivery, whether forceps or vacuum, or Caesarean section), rates of perinatal deaths decrease.

* Chi-square test, all other comparisons used Fisher's exact test The respondents indicated that broadly defined research support (42%) and adequate time (35%) were the two most important factors that would facilitate greater research interest and activity during family practice residency while 23% indicated no interest in research.

Subgroup analyses indicated that broadly similar proportions of patients in the various subgroups receiving MVC or EFV maintained HIV-1 RNA less than 50 copies/ml at week 240 (Table 1), with any differences generally mirroring the small numerical advantage seen for MVC in the overall population.