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"Economic cooperation should be upgraded from simple trade patterns to large-scale cooperation," Russia's Ambassador to China, Igor Rogachev, said last week.

Owen's tennis-playing patient may have been broadcasting information during the experiment, Naccache said, though he added that he is uncertain whether her diagnosis should be upgraded from vegetative to minimally conscious.

David Nutt, the former chairman of the British Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs, suggested before he was sacked from his post in 2009 that ketamine should be upgraded from a class C drug due to the harm it can cause to users.

"Overall," the study's authors write, "the results obtained in our study suggest that BMI applications should be upgraded from merely a new type of assistive technology to help patients regain mobility, through the use of brain-controlled prosthetic devices, to a potentially new neurorehabilitation therapy, capable of inducing partial recovery of key neurological functions".

12. Laboratory systems should be upgraded for the adequate monitoring of patients.

The data suggested that Indian Brook was, indeed, not only a habitat but also a spawning ground for trout and that the brook's classification should be upgraded to protect it from future development.

The effect identified in the meta-analysis is large (RR 26.7), therefore, we believe that the quality of the evidence should be upgraded by one level, from "low" to "moderate".

Every vulnerable lock should be upgraded to reduce the threat from this kind of attack, especially in high security applications.

These results suggest that unvented homes should be upgraded to reduce the harmful exposures from solid fuel combustion, which would help to reduce the 1.6 million annual deaths attributed to indoor air pollution from solid fuel use worldwide (Ezzati and World Health Organization, 2004).

Air filtration should be upgraded in landmark buildings.

The council's proposal has faced bitter opposition from residents and anti-gentrification campaigners, who have said the current social housing should be upgraded instead.