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He made it clear from the start that his company never intended to make money from its basic sequencing of the genome; indeed, the raw sequence has been made generally available.
If the trial is successful, such treatment could be four or five years away from being made generally available.More work is needed.
The integrations will be made generally available some time at the beginning of 2017.
Now after some testing, the feature is being made generally available to all.
Today, the company made generally available the Microsoft Azure Bot Service and Microsoft Cognitive Language Understanding service (known as LUIS).
Technical and professional education shall be made generally available and higher education shall be equally accessible to all on the basis of merit" [64].
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Google hasn't made Glass generally available outside the US, though a number of people have bought it there and then used it in other parts of the world while travelling.
We were also keen to identify other means by which funds might be made more generally available for housing development, offering opportunities to smaller providers while spreading the risk for lenders.
It is unlikely that the Eupatridae were as rigidly defined as the Bacchiadae, and the negative tradition that Solon in the early 6th century deprived them of their exclusive claim to political office may just be the excessively formal and precise way in which later ancient commentators described a positive change by which power was made more generally available than it had been before.
Microsoft is investing heavily there and made Azure generally available in China last month, for example.
It is also the period in which Halliday's two major papers on English intonation were brought together and made more generally available in his (Halliday 1967b) book, Intonation and Grammar in British English.
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