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These steps are preparations for the Sixth Congress of the Cuban Communist Party, which may meet later this year or early next.

He confirmed that we are willing to take on the obligations of the Protocol for our future cluster munitions systems, even those which may meet the CCM exclusions.

The proposal, which may meet with some opposition and certainly needs broad support for approval, would probably lead to a sharp increase in the portion of trades handled electronically, executives said yesterday.

In addition, previous review articles and relevant publications were also analyzed for any citations which may meet inclusion criteria.

The described technical framework seems to be a promising QSAR-classifier tool for the molecular discovery and development of novel classes of broad antiprotozoan spectrum drugs, which may meet the dual challenges posed by drug-resistant parasites and the rapid progression of protozoan illnesses.

One potential biomarker which may meet these criteria is the activated complement molecule C3d.

Her Cheltenham Festival target is likely to be the subject of some debate, as she was cut to 14-1 for the Champion Hurdle by several firms but is only 11-4 for the Mares' Hurdle, in which she may meet the runner-up again.

Using the learned preferences, designs which may not meet the customer preferences are discovered and automatically receive a predefined low score from the algorithm.

These methods can reduce negative current, but increase the cost of transmission line and traction substation, which may not meet the relevant unbalance standards such as international standard IEC and national standard GB/T15543-2008 [5].

Attention is paid to graphene-based materials for the counter electrode, which may, eventually, meet all the benchmark parameters for a good DSC cathode, i.e. high optical transparency and electrical conductivity associated with high electrocatalytic activity for the redox mediator.

Studies in Europe of those with chronic daily headache (experiencing ≤15 headache days per month), many of which may also meet the criteria as living with chronic migraine, have found significantly lower quality of life as measured by the SF-36, most notably the general health, vitality, and mental health concepts [19, 20].