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But what I do want is a redirection of cancer advocacy efforts toward prevention.

At the end of the chronological 'hunting' age, there was a gradual redirection of metabolic processes toward energy conservation in anticipation of aging.

"Until there is a dramatic reduction in the use of prison and a redirection of resources into community alternatives, then the endemic problem of death and harm will continue".

The monitoring round deals with the redirection of unspent funds from Stormont departments to other areas where there is a shortfall.

There is a case for public sector support of the private sector where this serves the public's interest and allows redirection of scarce resources.

The data about SuSy and AGPPase suggest that in the resistant genotype under infection there could be a redirection of primary metabolism that leads to a reduction of starch biosynthesis in order to provide a strong supply to the hexoses pool.

Yet, during President Obama's first term, there seemed to be a redirection in the Grand Strategy, not only in his commitment to engage the Muslim World, but to place value in the democratic aspirations of people.

With this collaboration there is an opportunity for a better request redirection mechanism that connects end users to CDN surrogates.

They shouldn't just be redirection machines that punt people to their phones; there is an opportunity to give people what they need now and let them get back to what they're doing.

If you have a LAN and use a redirection service (DYDNS for instance) you'll be able to see/hear the baby from anywhere there is an Internet connection.

NH4Cl (50 mM) caused a strong reduction in the splicing redirection activity of both linear and branched peptides with 16 Arg residues suggesting there is an accumulation in acidic compartment as shown previously for Tat−PNA conjugates (15) and a requirement for endosomal acidification for endosomal escape.