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Cutting out overlapping costs was generally found to be more achievable, with many mergers moving reasonably close to targets.

For Exeter, the other promoted side, consolidation will be the aim, a target that looks much more achievable with their headstart over Luton and co.

This may be more achievable with the next generation of technologies as costs are reduced.

The study of epistatic interactions represents a challenge [ 126] that is gradually becoming more achievable with the availability of NGS techniques.

Every barrier that prevents a sick child from being treated must be removed, a goal that has become more achievable with the recent abolishment of health fees in public health facilities for children under 18.

Halving chronic HCV prevalence within 10 years is not possible using OST and HCNSP alone but is achievable in all prevalence settings when combined with current treatments (peg-IFN + RBV) and will be more achievable with new IFN-free DAAs.

What we have now is a continuing squeeze on non-protected departments, but one that appears more achievable, coupled with slightly greater cutbacks in the welfare budget.

38 Pharmacological inhibition of the MEK/ERK pathway is relatively more achievable compared with the PI3K pathway.

Application of automated technology for image capture and making measurements will make such a large task much more achievable than with manual methods.

"The ability to close that gap is more achievable than ever with technology that is readily available and affordable in many parts of the world.

This suggests that positive PGPM effects on plant growth may be more achievable on soils with moderate fertility than on very poor or highly fertile soils.