Furthermore, these properties lead to low reagent consumption, short analysis time and open prospects for point-of-care applications.
Paul Dorfman of the UCL Energy Institute said EDF's financial position cast doubt on the prospects for Hinkley Point.
Overall, the prospects for 2002-03 pointoto an increase in non-emergency Trust Fund project delivery versus the levels achieved in 2000.
In a city where water-cooler talk revolves around Brandon Roy's knees, Greg Oden's health or the prospects for the new point guard Raymond Felton, fans are learning to cope.
Similarly, new knowledge is the source of innovation and, in return, new market prospects for innovation can point towards new avenues for research.
In The Coming Anarchy: Shattering the Dreams of the Post Cold War, by Robert D. Kaplan (Vintage, $12), a journalist warns against cognitive hubris as he casts a skeptical eye on global prospects for the future, pointing to dire environmental and demographic trends while finding hope in the accumulated wisdom of the ages.
A year ago I examined the work prospects for young people, pointing out some of the idiosyncrasies in the way the statistics are calculated.
4 The prospects for early stage investments during the financial crisis look more favorable from an R&D point of view.
Steve Phillips, the Mets' general manager, is trying to improve the offense through trades, though, he said, he will not package prospects for prospective free agents at this point because of the way this season is going.
These advantageous properties open prospects e.g. for point-of-care medical checks, as well.
Certainly, at this point, the prospects for any Democrat beating Bush do not look strong.
