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If this health care model pertained in America — if we simply did for everybody what we now do only for some — I have no doubt that even without further discovery, we could substantially diminish the death rate from cancer.

"We had a lot of players out of contract at the end of the season when we knew we could substantially reduce our wage bill and we were hoping to get to that position.

"So if you get 100 or more people on telesales then we could substantially increase this," says Uhrenbacher.

Together with these modifications, we could substantially scale up and increase the throughput of our SDFL studies.

This way we could substantially shorten our final translation of the above mentioned example item (262 characters) and increase its comprehensibility.

More importantly, we could substantially reconstitute the cross-priming capacity of DCs that had engulfed infected neutrophils by using antibodies to block engagement of Mer, or by using bone marrow-derived DCs prepared from Mer−/− mice.

However, reliability would likely need to be redefined as we expect performance could substantially vary over tasks that have been designed to measure the same construct given the unique interaction between person and task each assessment situation would represent.

"This is kind of shocking news because we could do substantially better," Ruediger Kuehr, head of the UNU Institute for the Advanced Study of Sustainability, told VICE News.

By just repealing the Bush tax cuts for the wealthiest 1% of Americans, we could move substantially closer to lowering the barrier to entrepreneurship by investing in a strong safety net and providing this essential economic security to all Americans.

Recently, we suggested that MSM could substantially decrease the viability of human BCa cells due to its anticancer activities, such as contact inhibition, wound healing, and blockage of cell migration [ 10, 26].

We believe that adaptive testing could substantially improve the tradeoff between accuracy and efficiency in the assessment of psychopathology.