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Kirkman also said that London Live should be given further concessions in terms of what it is allowed to offer advertisers to increase its chances of success.

Although it is diffcult to show the economic viability of the full-height lattice tower concept, due to the general problem of reliably quantifying fabrication and installation costs, the major reduction in steel weight makes this an attractive concept that should be given further consideration, especially for future offshore projects in deep waters.

Findings from the review suggest that characteristics and local application of lean, in addition to strategic and cultural capability, should be given further attention in healthcare quality improvement.

While there is no perfect measure of health, patient preferences can help to inform societal values and should be given further consideration.

Ultimately, the aforementioned and other amendments to ICMJE should be given further consideration in order to avoid unfair exclusion of authors based on language.

To conclude, the expression of COL11A1 in breast intraductal papillomas is an optimal prognostic biomarker, and we propose that patients with positive staining for this protein should be given further evaluation of both surgical treatment and preventive adjuvant chemotherapy.

Even Amien Rais, a rabble-rouser who will chair the August assembly and is one of the president's fiercest critics, appears to accept that, after this reshuffle, Mr Wahid should be given a further year.Gus Dur needs to exploit this opportunity.

Consideration should be given to further reducing the fee burden on parents, particularly for lower income families, if it is found that affordability adversely affects decisions about participation and equal access to quality.

Continuous efforts should be given to further optimize cultural conditions for the large-scale production of SAM in the fermentor and purify it for the application in the fields of biomedicines, chemical engineering and pharmaceuticals.

On July 23 , 1923 Raphael Beck, who had designed the seal for the 1901 Pan-American Exposition, wrote to Mint Director Scobey to complain that the reverse design resembled his seal, which he had copyrighted in 1899, and that Beach should be given no further credit for it.

Priority should be given to further development and testing of promising treatment options for patients with CFS/ME.