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If accepted by the armed opposition, a ceasefire would have to be kept "under international observation", which could be provided by monitors or UN peace-keepers – as long as they came from neutral or friendly countries, he said.
According to a proposal by Bloomberg New Energy Finance, a research firm, it might consist of $30 billion of equity, some of which could be provided by developing-country investors, which would then be used to raise $70 billion of cheap debt, $50 billion of which would come from private lenders.
The planning in the design phase is rather theoretical and lacks practical input, which could be provided by the contractor.
However, effective therapy required a third signal which could be provided by exogenous IL-12 or the agonistic anti-OX-40R monoclonal antibody (mAb).
Notwithstanding the above limitations in temperature accuracy, temperature-calibrated thermal cameras still provide more information than simple "relative" values, which could be provided by less expensive, uncalibrated, cameras.
The testing of a chemical compound involves matching its SMILES representation against the list of conditions, which could be provided with the archive as an extension cargo.
He said many of the mounds seemed to be over areas of sea floor seeping hydrocarbons, which could be providing sustenance for plankton and creating a food chain supporting the deep reefs.
A lot of PA provision in this study (certainly that of extra curricular activity) was through competitive team games, which could be providing for a minority of 'sporty' pupils only.
This was said to have affected the extent to which large provinces could reach all primary school heads as well as the extent to which training could be provided in all modules in the managerial skills training programme.
On the other hand, service differentiation based incentive mechanisms are proposed in P2P networks, which basically could be provided with two ways: punish defect behavior (punishment-based scheme), or reward cooperative behavior (reward-based scheme).
The GPs who had a lack of availability of interventions received information on which other interventions could be provided and to which other professionals they could be referred.
