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Brominated polymeric flame retardants (FR) have been developed that can provide effective flame retardant performance in polymer systems that previously relied on hexabromocyclododecane (HBCD).

The ruling opens new opportunities for industries that previously relied on design patents, which are expensive and of shorter duration than copyrights, to protect their works.

One of the aims of the TPM is to provide a cost effective way of "hardening" of many of today's commonly deployed applications that previously relied solely upon software encryption algorithms with keys kept on a host's disk.

13, 17– 20 Although RDTs may have no impact on ACT consumption in areas where microscopy is available, 21 their use has been shown to reduce unnecessary malaria treatments in areas that previously relied solely on clinical diagnosis, 12 but complete compliance of T&T has yet to be demonstrated.

The Industrial Revolution was characterised by the automation of a number of jobs that previously relied on manual labour.

Countries that previously relied on it to pay for basic services are better off than they used to be and less dependent on it.

And NBC network executives are even supplying consultants to help develop PAX shows, including one called "Cold Turkey" that might actually become a mass-audience hit on a network that has previously relied mainly on reruns of shows like "Touched By an Angel" and "Diagnosis Murder" and original series based around stories of faith and family.

Banks suddenly had to provide credit to entities that had previously relied on the commercial-paper market for funding.

Such difficulties were a first for Southwest, a low-cost pioneer that had previously relied on folksy, family-style labour relations.

Payments firm Paypal has launched a chip-and-pin machine designed to offer new sales methods to UK small businesses that have previously relied on cash or cheques.

Furthermore, ESC/iPSC-derived cell types may prove to be a valuable source of cells on which to test new candidate drugs, an enterprise that has previously relied on animal models, limited human cell lines, and human volunteers.