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Scientists and groups that advocate AIDS research said the vaccine failure should not lessen the commitment to develop a vaccine.

Increasingly, these catalyst advances stem from the commitment to develop and nurture active materials platforms.

A growing political will to prevent and reduce disaster risk can also be seen in the commitment to develop global indicators so that progress towards the ambitious goals of the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction can be measured.

We welcome the commitment to develop more robust data on the numbers and types of non-EU patients and care sought to ensure any future action is evidence-based.

Now that ISVs have made the commitment to develop software for Solaris by far the most popular Unix it's very difficult to convince them to invest additional dollars in HP's platform, which is No. 2 and not growing as fast as competitors.

A defining point during embryogenesis is the commitment to develop as male or female.

For C. elegans, the genetic and molecular genetic control of the commitment to develop as dauer larvae is well characterised and includes a TGF-β-like pathway, an insulin-like pathway and a guanyl cyclase pathway [ 13].

This is a fantastic example for the industry, not just for the commitment to producing sustainable fuel and food, but the commitment to developing skills and a manufacturing base in the UK".

All these activities demonstrate the commitment to developing more coherent and sustained Earth observation strategies for the good of the planet.

As critics of Oreskes noted, none of the men she ridiculed had argued for even slowing the commitment to developing non carbon based energy sources.

Leaders are adjusting their lenses to be able to look the reality of racial biases in the eye and make the commitment to developing a system that is racially equitable.