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John Manzoni, head of the civil service, has said that it is being asked to do "too much" for the resources it now has after five years of cuts.

As an online linguistic resource, it now rivals the supremely self-conscious Wikipedia.

In order to efficiently and comprehensively maximize the protection of our health against potential harm from chemicals using limited public resources, it is now time for regulatory agencies to restructure their policy frameworks across categories for controlling chemical health risks.

If you are a government agency or big company with resources, it is now just a matter of how far do you peel the onion back.

With these resources it is now possible to pick tag SNPs that are in LD with specific HLA variants of interest (i.e. have high r2 values).

Together with other available citrus genomic resources, it is now possible for SNP detection and comparison of large-volume citrus Sanger EST datasets within and among different citrus cultivars.

With the completion of the chicken genome, as well as significant advances in turkey and zebra finch genomic resources, it is now possible to examine the genetic bases of complex traits using "tools" borrowed from these species.

Although it is evident that implementing SMBG in unstructured ways without training patients and clinicians is likely to be a waste of resources, it is now time to move beyond this narrowly defined question, as posed by Malanda et al., and direct resources to discovering the best means for effectively using structured SMBG for this population.

They would augment the very few who have survived the blitz, and would reinforce Citizens' Advice, which also needs better resources than it now survives on.

Back in 1999, the internet was just a sliver of the resource it is now.

The plan won't eradicate inequality, but it could equip women with the resources to handle it now and dismantle it over time.