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Mr. Mpras said the government was sympathetic to efforts to develop the area.
Instead, the preliminary findings reported today dealt a severe blow to efforts to develop a weapon that women in Africa desperately need to protect themselves from H.I.V.
Nevertheless, it is the latest setback to efforts to develop a medical treatment for obesity, which is considered one of the nation's costliest medical problems.
Correction: September 6 , 2001 Thursday An article in Circuits last Thursday about the use of linear induction motors in a roller coaster referred incorrectly to efforts to develop rail and transit systems using such motors.
"The president looks forward to discussing with President Thein Sein the many remaining challenges to efforts to develop democracy, address communal and ethnic tensions, and bring economic opportunity to the people of his country, and to exploring how the United States can help," the White House said in a statement.
Such a demonstration is devoutly wished for in Brussels, where there is a gloomy awareness that, for all the energy and resources devoted to efforts to develop the EU's global role, its common foreign and security policy continues to suffer from one troubling flaw: a tendency to collapse in time of crisis.
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The other would be to redouble efforts to develop Pungarayacu, a big field of heavy oil.
The sequencing of the potato genome was expected to speed efforts to develop new varieties.
Another 2005 Fannie Mae document referred to "underground efforts to develop a subprime infrastructure and modeling for alternative markets".
As volumes continue to grow, so will our efforts to develop markets both here and abroad".
Pfizer and the pharmaceutical industry are important parts to New York's efforts to develop a biotech cluster.
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