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Last February, the New York State Hospital Review and Planning Council, an advisory body to Dr. Axelrod, approved a new consortium of liver-transplant centers for the New York metropolitan region.
The kind of wine you want to keep drinking, from a new consortium of growers.
And in recent years, California has created a new consortium of scientists funded by the state's cigarette taxes to research the mechanics and possible dangers of thirdhand smoke.
No, the Cocodex is the new consortium of researchers I'm working with in the 2000s, and this involves yet another instrumentation strategy.
This data, in turn, will let the company look up purchase habits in the Abacus database and in a new consortium of online merchants that DoubleClick is putting together.
The resulting paper, which has been submitted to a computer security conference, is the first fruit of a new consortium of industry and academic researchers financed by the National Science Foundation to study RFID.
The bill's key proposals includes measures to : Give new consortiums of GPs across England the task of commissioning the healthcare they deem appropriate for their patients, and control over the budget – £80bn – to pay for that.
Though initial financing of $600,000 was provided primarily by the Renaissance group, and later by the Downtown Detroit Partnership, a newer consortium of area businesses, Ms. Sorge said she had never felt pressure from business leaders to promote a specific agenda.
Its new owners, a New England consortium of Beatles collectors who bought the video from Mr. Cox, say that they would like the tape to be the basis of a documentary about this turbulent moment in Lennon's career.
Columbia is part of a new consortium to identify rare genetic variants that may protect against, or contribute to Alzheimer's disease.
The brand new Consortium for the International Marketing of German Universities (GATE) will lead efforts to market the universities abroad.
