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In Victorville, that was achieved mostly by cutting vacant positions, Kostelnik told HuffPost.

The greater daily range of excursion was achieved mostly by a lowering of temperature at dawn.

However, our study is different in that complete colonoscopy was achieved mostly using standard endoscopes, which are more readily available than specialty scopes.

This dramatic reduction in the cell cycle duration was achieved mostly by a shortening of the G1 and G2 phases [ 78, 81, 83], although some authors also reported a shortening of the S phase [ 78, 84].

In patients with NTM endophthalmitis, diagnosis was achieved mostly through culture of aqueous samples from anterior chamber tap in 11/36 eyes (30.5%) and vitreous samples from tap in 13/36 eyes (36.1%) and vitrectomy in 6/36 eyes (16.7%).

Increased sampling of Māori, Pacific and Asian peoples (relative to population size) was achieved mostly through the use of a large screening sample, and to a limited extent through disproportionate sampling of areas with higher proportions of Māori at the District Health Board level.

In fact his poll numbers are at a record low, and during his election campaign he pandered to the anti-capitalist left and let voters believe that deficit reduction could be achieved mostly by taxing the rich and the "world of finance".

Yet the parties do not agree in the slightest on how much further borrowing ought to fall, or how to bring it down.The Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition came to power in 2010 declaring that deficit reduction was "the most urgent issue facing Britain" and that it should be achieved mostly by cutting spending, not by raising taxes.

This situation is to be achieved mostly by an installation of renewable energy technologies, storage systems, and improved insulations.

The increase in the supercooled liquid region is achieved mostly because Tx rises more intensively than Tg with Pt content.

Doubling the transistor count on a chip is achieved mostly by shrinking the very size of the transistors themselves and keeping Moore's Law in force is the chief occupation of chip designers everywhere.