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We think that our effort to validate two language versions of the FCQ for use with Filipino students is a useful step in this direction.
Apart from its appealing novelty, this ability to manipulate the length of carbon chains is a potentially useful step in processing saturated hydrocarbon sources for fuel and chemical uses, particularly in a future regime aiming to use alternative feedstocks to oil, such as biomass or natural gas.
It can be also used for the evaluation of the severity of the in-service loads, useful step in a reliability approach, in order to optimize the geometry with respect to the fatigue damage.
The show here is a useful step in that direction.
Nonetheless, Mr. Hecker said China had taken a useful step in potentially slowing North Korean advances.
A small but potentially useful step in opening iPhones up that little bit more beyond Apple's own services.
The Obama administration has taken useful steps in this regard through the federal Re-entry Council, a multiagency group whose mission is to help remove some of the barriers that former offenders face when they try to rejoin society.
The Pentagon took some useful steps in that direction this week by bombing Taliban front lines outside of Kabul and the northern city of Mazar-i-Sharif and providing the opposition Northern Alliance with several score American advisers to help identify appropriate bombing targets.
I am not aware of a marginal tax-rate measure comprehensive enough for this purpose (it would also need to pay special attention to the Medicaid program and its different treatment of adults and children), but previous studies have taken some useful steps in this direction.
Table 3 Useful steps in managing patients with toxicities from dietary supplements or herbal medicines 1. Ask specifically regarding use of such products 2. Secure sample for identification a.
"This is a useful step forward in trying to address the function of olfactory receptors in sperm," says Gordon Shepherd, a neuroscientist at Yale University.
