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They will attend a 10-week portfolio development program at the college and create an admissions package to further their goal of becoming college- or university-level arts majors.

To this end, the Animal Health Service of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations FAOO) in collaboration with the Global Alliance for Rabies Control developed an educational package to further enhance the awareness-raising efforts on rabies and contribute to the World Rabies Day, to be celebrated on 28 September 2011.

We then used the stringent permutation test option provided in the UNPHASED software package to further void spurious results and correct for multiple testing.

It does not help that the bill has been cynically packaged to further thwart liberal opposition — robed in patriotic warmth we share for veterans and grotesquely manipulating Native disenfranchisement and our guilt over our historic wrongs done to Native peoples.

It recently announced 10,000 salaried job cuts worldwide, and is offering early retirement packages to further reduce its unionized workforce.

It's also aiming to integrate its system with other relevant SME-targeting b2b software packages to foster further spread.

For the 54 bp region for which positive selection was detected with DnaSP, we used the CodeML software of the PAML package [ 49] to further determine at which branches in the phylogeny positive selection had occurred.

The package also promises to "further bilateral co-operation" between Israel and key EU agencies, including the EU's Judicial Co-operation Unit and the European Police Office.

The CummeRbund R package was used to further explore, visualize and analyze result files obtained from cuffdiff.

Applying the DESeq package (see Methods) to further evaluate the observed difference in ssa-miR 763 expression showed that the difference was significant (P-adj = 0.02).

The growth package will include moves to further open up Italy's closed professions and guilds, encourage competition and develop an outdated economic infrastructure, which many analysts say keep production costs high and uncompetitive in world markets.