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Improvements over the past year in getting little solid-state lasers to operate more reliably at the blue, rather than red, end of the spectrum means vastly more data can be crammed on to the 12cm platter.

High-profile companies with workplace branding initiatives -- including the Prudential Insurance Company of America, Cingular Wireless and the CNA Financial Corporation -- seek to identify traits of model employees, figure out what these people want in a job and see to it that these people think they will find it more reliably at their company than anywhere else.

"We have conducted comparative tests, and our filling provided much more accurate data and simulated the behavior of a real piece of fruit much more reliably at different temperatures," Defraeye continued.

For individuals, the delivery system must be improved to provide quality care more reliably than at present.

This improvement enables us to probe the uppermost mantle and crust (down to ~10 km below the seafloor) more reliably, even at the deep seafloor.

Results: We find that industrial developers use a few strategies including test suite reuse, but that test suite reuse is more reliably effective at discovering and repairing bugs inserted during pragmatic reuse.

The cellular events occurring in the mesenteric vessels were more reliably analyzed at the 90 min postreperfusion time point.

If conjugate vaccine were used in all patients (although no convincing data exist to support efficacy of conjugate vaccine in adults), ciprofloxacin might be more reliably targeted at a group more likely to have a nonpneumococcal pneumonia.

It is important to avoid the risk contact-mixing among susceptible school children when the virus is still circulating widely a situation more reliably observed at the community level rather than statewide.

Goldstein and colleagues [ 30] assessed whether Oncotype Dx could more reliably predict outcome at 5 years compared with standard clinicopathological risk assessment (based on an algorithm based on Adjuvant!) in a cohort from Intergroup E2197.

Mr. Chawla is fed up with Sampath: "At school, he succeeded only at failing more reliably than anyone else....at the job Mr. Chawla begged for him at the post office, he had gotten himself fired for incompetence".