In this study, data from a long-term surveillance program carried out under very controlled conditions in eight sentinel areas, provide an opportunity to develop and test innovative models and contribute to the development of an analytical framework to be implemented in Aedes aegypti monitoring systems.
That gives Sony a unique impetus and opportunity to develop and market home 3-D technology.
We believe that this transaction gives the business an excellent opportunity to develop and flourish as part of Global Radio.
"Am I giving my sons the opportunity to develop and work hard and play a leading role in the company and be candidates for this succession?" he said.
"This court has to fashion a remedy that allows the next generation of platform threats to Windows the opportunity to develop and compete with Microsoft on the merits".
At the least, given the law's requirements, this is one skill set administrators will be given ample opportunity to develop and demonstrate over the next decade.
We will revaluate every couple of months and give them the best opportunity to develop and grow so they can put their best foot forward in making the ultimate step up to first-team football".
Youngsters such as Lee Camp, Pablo Mills and Tom Huddlestone, who were discovered by Derby, have had the opportunity to develop and all of them played in Wednesday's victory over Leeds United.
Amartya Sen, who won a Nobel Prize in economics, has argued that economists should think of poverty as that which deprives people of the opportunity to develop and use their capabilities.
As a pediatrician and a public health worker, I am more and more aware of the impact of present law on children brought to this country illegally to receive an education and better opportunity to develop and contribute to society, only to find that further doors to work or higher education are closed to them.
It delivers the same benefits for adults in higher education as it does for children: an opportunity to develop and practise skills, to reflect on things they have seen but not yet understood, and to deepen their learning, often constructing and developing mental models socially with their peers.
