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Organizing such data along lines of therapeutic precedence creates clearly distinct 'zones' of pharmaceutical opportunity, ranging from small-molecule repurposing to biotherapeutic prospects and gene family exploitation.

In recent years, Core Labs has told its shareholders higher oil prices were imminent and its business opportunity ranging from oil sands to shale and deepwater drilling were poised to boom, Einhorn said.

This has opened up new space, with commercial opportunities ranging from melon farming to port development adding to the attraction.

Conflict Management@MIT offers a variety of educational opportunities ranging from one hour to 40 hours in duration.

In exchange these institutions offer paid work, training and opportunities ranging from spaces for artists to a Radio 1 "scratchbeat" spoken-word performance.

Now it has broadened its focus beyond the Internet, looking at potential opportunities ranging from health care to financial services to education.

Graduates of the Yale Internal Medicine Traditional Residency Program pursue a wide range of professional opportunities ranging from clinical practice to academic medicine, policy and industry.

The Journal explores emerging challenges and opportunities ranging from new developments of processes and materials, to new simulation and design tools, and informative applications and case studies.

Richard Leslie, e-sourcing solutions manager at Due North, says that unlike the OJEU system, which has a threshold of £156,000, London Tenders Portal carries opportunities ranging from about £500 along with major deals.

For those that have some basic IT literacy, opportunities ranging from piece work to more full-time self employment, can be achieved by working remotely when the caring schedule allows.

An inability to swim bars black children from being qualified for a variety of summer employment and career opportunities, ranging from lifeguards and camp counselors to collegiate coaches and directors of aquatics for municipalities.