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Columbia's Mailman School Urban Health Initiative, which will leverage the University's eight Global Centers, is focused on cities across five continents.

Tsai is also co-associate director of the new Paul F. Glenn Center for Science of Aging Research at MIT, which will leverage the strengths of MIT biologists, neuroscientists, and cancer researchers to understand aging.

The Guardian's partnership with Telluride and Smith's appointment are key steps towards creating a quality global film brand which will leverage the Guardian's independent perspective and reputation for high quality film coverage to reach and engage a wider audience both in America and across the world.

As the report says: "We are likely to see a world of more and smaller news organisations, the most successful of which will leverage their staffs and audience by using aggregation, curation and partnerships with audiences to provide content of genuine value".

But in the spending review, £600 million of the 4G Spectrum auction proceeds were allocated to the BIS budget for investment in science, innovation and further education, money which will leverage in at least £1 billion of further private sector investment.

This paper builds on a framework for formal verification of architectural requirements, either from a qualitative or quantitative (probabilistic) point of view, which will leverage analysis and adaptation prediction.

"With this deal, we're using the Web as a source for original, unique programming which will be leveraged across all media owned by News Corp".

The entrepreneurs who founded the Startup Genome report (Bjoern Herrmann and Max Marmer), have also created a business accelerator called Blackbox, which will be leveraging the data they have collected (and will collect) from their ambitious R&D enterprise.

Kaiser delivers comprehensive inpatient and outpatient care to its members through 18 hospitals and >60 additional ambulatory medical offices and captures many aspects of its care through the use of its comprehensive clinical (e.g., inpatient and outpatient laboratory tests) and administrative (e.g., diagnoses, procedures, mortality) databases, which will be leveraged for ASSESS-AKI.

If you'll be hacking through a lot of loaves, you might consider a knife with a slightly offset handle, which will provide more leverage and more comfortable handling.

UNICEF highlighted changes that suppliers can expect to see in the upcoming tender which will seek to leverage the supply function to get better results for children.