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At the same time, he said, "we are aware that the new approach and the institutional changes within the judiciary are still not achieving the results that we all desire".

Further, in clinical practice, many patients with diabetes are still not achieving suggested guideline goals [ 7, 8].

Mean tidal volumes were slightly decreased from 8.41 to 7.34 ml PBW, eventually still not achieving 6 ml/kg PBW (Table  4).

30 Many patients are still not achieving the recommended diabetes targets, and further research into the factors that underlie the management of diabetes is necessary in order to improve patient outcomes.

More than a month after the terrorist hijackings, aviation security has still not achieved the standards travelers have a right to demand.

But PDVSA, the state oil company, suffers from a shortage of both skilled staff and cash.Despite the outlay, Mr Chávez may still not achieve his goal.

He added that Fatah recognized Israel long ago and had still not achieved a peace deal, and that Israel still did not have fixed borders that could be recognized.

"You could spend a country's entire gross domestic product on P.R. and still not achieve the kind of exposure that Hollywood coming here can bring," said Geza Szocs, state secretary for cultural affairs in Hungary.

The murder of the British student Meredith Kercher in 2007 in Perugia was a brutal crime that, after seven years of protracted legal proceedings against Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito, now re-convicted of her murder, has still not achieved a conclusion.

Why then is gender equality still not achieved at the highest levels?

However graphene production - still not achieved on an affordable and industrial scale - is in the project's sights.