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These ground-breaking insights allowed us to steer further anti-fouling strategies, and are valuable to other affinity-based separation processes.

Therefore, they can be used to steer further biological experiments aimed at supporting computer simulation.

"It is my job to ensure we steer further along the course we have set," Keswick said.

So why not steer further into the alternate timeline angle and see how Blackadder might fare in Camelot, jostling for elbow room at the mythical Round Table?

This methodology can steer further R&D, guide commercialization decisions, and inform discussions with potential alliance partners.

A fine Craig Slater goal five minutes into injury-time gave Kilmarnock a vital three points to steer them further away from the Scottish Premiership relegation play-off.

Parra converted from wide and added two more penalties, either side of Williams' striking the post, to steer Clermont further ahead.

Working with local community organizations in Germany is one way for Facebook to be seen to be sensitive to local realities — in a bid to steer off further criticism from the government — while also spreading some of the burden of adapting its operations for different markets.

The NIE suggests that the weapons pause may indicate more of a cost-benefit approach to Iran's nuclear ambitions, and that some cleverer combination of scrutiny and pressure, combined with juicier offers to take account of Iran's security, prestige and other goals might prompt its regime to steer clear of further weapons work though it could reverse course at any time.

Since being elected in October, Ms. Rousseff has mostly reassured investors that she is not looking to steer the country further to the left than under Mr. da Silva, who faced those same concerns when he was elected in 2002, before he adopted a pragmatic approach.

Fancy can use this to beef up (ahem) the food section of its fashion-conscious social commerce site, and it can use it to steer the site further into direct commerce.