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The show will be augmented, in stages, with collages, sound installations, and digital whatnot.
The current database information, spanning 1990 2001, will be augmented in the future, possibly using an automated updating scheme.
The non-immigrant population will be augmented in each generation by births and depleted by deaths, but those births to non-immigrant mothers mated with immigrant or mixed fathers will be transferred (reclassified) to the mixed population.
This choice enabled the deployment of a demonstration to multiple locations, but was not always the most appropriate and will be augmented in future development to include integration with site-wide systems where appropriate.
Whether responses to a recombinant antigen will be augmented in a B15R deletion background remains to be tested, though it should be noted in this regard that enhancement of anti-vector responses was confined to the E3-specific response and was not observed in the case of the F2(G) epitope.
4. Cost-effectiveness analysis - The health system perspective will be used for the primary analysis, and will be augmented in subsequent analysis with direct non-medical costs.
"The only thing that is going to change is that you will have more countries where Braintree will be available and it will be augmented, but in no way will the policies or customer service change.
It remains to be determined whether the expression of CCR3 and CCR10 in CD19+ lymphocytes isolated from mucosal secretions will be augmented as well in HIV infection and exposure.
The funds from Knight will be augmented by $350 million in additional gifts from other Stanford alumni, including Steven Denning, chairman of the school's board of trustees, and his wife, Roberta.
The troops will be augmented by 300 NATO troops in the country to support a separate force in Kosovo.
Therefore, the underlying evidence statements in the knowledgebase for this hypothesis will be augmented to represent the p53 signaling in non-tumor cells by adding newly curated causal relationships from the appropriate tissue context, namely non-diseased lung tissue, when a new release of the model becomes available.
