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President Bush evidently agrees: "We need to rethink how we configure our military," he told his first prime-time news conference, "... so that we more effectively respond to asymmetrical responses from terrorist organizations".

In addition, with a centralized forum, our team can more effectively respond to your questions and feedback.

Therefore, this hydrogel serves to 1. prime NPSCs for the injury microenvironment and 2. provide the appropriate infrastructure to support migration into the surrounding tissue, equipping cells with the tools to more effectively respond to the injury microenvironment.

One way to combat these attacks is allowing businesses and the government to share information about possible cyber threats in order to more effectively respond.

Over the next four years, the Every Preemie project will work with partners around the world to amplify action that builds health infrastructure to improve maternal and newborn health and to more effectively respond to the unique needs of preemies.

T-Mobile dialed up employee engagement by 1,000 percent and engaged more than 30,000 frontline representatives, empowering them to more effectively respond to customers' queries because they were working better together.

So what's the key to more effectively responding to crises?

Mary Wolfe has taken a leadership role in this effort and is working directly with Tom Sinks of the CDC to provide expertise from the NIEHS to support the CDC in more effectively responding to the emerging public health needs.

Safeguards should be "anticipatory rather than reactive" and regulations should be "made more flexible to effectively respond to change".

It was also revealed that global gene expressions were initiated more quickly in the R genotype than those in the S genotype, when they were subjected to cold acclimation, and that the R genotype could activate gene expression more effectively to respond to the freezing temperature after CA process than the S genotype.

While the governments of Southeast Asia have struggled to deal with the theft-focused hijackings of smaller vessels currently afflicting the region, he says they are far more capable of collaborating to effectively respond to supertankers being commandeered and held for ransom.