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Fourth, the language of criminal statutes must be as clear and unambiguous as possible in order to provide fair warning to the potential lawbreaker.

In particular, the codeword's length must be chosen as large as possible in order to provide the transmitter with the largest degrees of freedom.

For these reasons it is imperative that animal models of disease recapitulate the human condition as closely as possible in order to provide the best predictive data with respect to the potential efficacy in humans.

The next generation should be involved and encouraged to learn about the business and its operations as early as possible in order to provide them with the necessary experience and to instil a sense of commitment to the family business.

"The House should be given the opportunity to vote separately on continued UK membership of the EAW as early as possible in order to provide a parliamentary mandate for any future negotiations".

"We are confident that the initiatives being proposed by the ROC, with the responsible international organisations - Wada and the IAAF - will ensure compliance as soon as possible in order to provide participation of the clean Russian athletes at the Olympic Games," said IOC president Bach.

One question concerns the efforts actually being made to seriously, and formally, gauge possible futures in order to provide novel input into the curricular discussion.

In the following report, we address these issues and examine possible solutions, in order to provide general guidelines that can be followed when using electroporation to internalize any small or medium-sized fluorescently labeled protein into bacteria.

Although perceived benefits are strongly associated with self-test use, information about self-testing should also include information about possible disadvantages in order to provide consumers with the opportunity to make informed choices.

They need as much data as possible from their users in order to provide better recommendations – look at Foursquare's transition from gamified check-ins to a location-based recommendations engine – and they also need that data to make money, whether through advertising or other means.

According to Fritsch, given that residents – especially children, the elderly and the ill – will suffer when temperatures rise, making the city climate as comfortable as possible is "very important in order to provide quality of life for our residents looking ahead to 2050".