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Legislation that will further stimulate a commercial banking sector has been enacted.
We believe this study will further stimulate the application of PMDP-γ-Fe2O3 nanocrystal in bioanalytical chemistry and nanotechnology.
That's because the Fed is already worried that the United States economy is growing too fast and increasing the risk of inflation, and that deficits (or lower surpluses) will further stimulate the economy in the short run.
My university electives at Cornell — which will concentrate on psychology, East Asian culture with an emphasis on Mandarin language, along with studying fine art in Italy — will further stimulate and enable me to combine these intellectual interests in my artistry.
Although end-user trials have not, as yet, been undertaken we believe that this implementation may afford a user-interface that is both accessible and robust, and that the rapid growth of pen-computing devices will further stimulate activity in this area.
These are short, op-ed style, pieces that will further stimulate your thinking on using presentation software in your teaching.
Tokyo welcomes London's increasing engagement in Asia amid the worsening security environment in the region, which will surely further stimulate the development of the bilateral relationship.
This will fuel more growth in the country's export sectors, and is likely to encourage additional foreign direct investment inflows.Meanwhile, reconstruction efforts in the earthquake-ravaged areas will serve to further stimulate the economy.
They will add to the deficit, further stimulate an economy that may already operating at close to capacity, and give incumbent lawmakers something to brag about before election day.
In general, if ROS levels exceed a certain threshold, they will impair OXPHOS complexes and further stimulate ROS production (Galloway and Yoon 2012).
When blisters are formed underneath organic coatings the anodic and cathodic areas will become separated, which further stimulates the growth of the anodic and cathodic areas.
