Commercialising such a therapy depends on the degree to which this process can be simplified and automated.
"The nomination... has generated public debate on US policies toward the UN and on the degree to which the US should embrace multilateralism, " he said.
To find out, we valued each free agent based on the degree to which his teams have grown revenues relative to payroll expense during his tenure, going back to 2002.
In retirement, benefits payable from the personal accounts would substitute for a portion of Social Security benefits based on the degree to which workers exercised the account option over their careers.
Because begging has a cost in terms of energy, Dr Bell speculated that the amount of noise pups make should depend on the degree to which they think they will get a return on their work.
The case, viewed as a barometer on the degree to which religious organizations can regulate employees' lives, is the second lawsuit filed in the last two years against the archdiocese over the firing of an unmarried pregnant teacher.
You'll actually see a table in the economic report in chapter two that actually shows you what other people were forecasting at the same time we were doing our forecast, to kind of give you just the facts on the degree to which the world was changing very quickly.
The terms under which Fred Wilpon and his company, Sterling Equities are negotiating a settlement with Irving Picard, the man seeking compensation for the Madoff victims, will likely turn one way or another based on the degree to which Picard can show that Wilpon or his people sensed any trouble with the fund before getting out.
On the other, the degree to which this particular American president gets to take credit for such events makes some people uncomfortable to the point of pain.
MB's Active Body Control suspension system is standard on the SL550, and the degree to which ABC negates body pitch, roll and squat is almost eerie.
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The test goes on to look at the degree of participation of the plaintiff versus any defendant, but that analysis is too long to go into here.
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Meanwhile the students on the journalism degree are still struggling to understand the relevance of the wine-tasting and scuba-diving options to their hoped-for careers as journalists.
What matters here are the economic and geopolitical benefits from (a) not having to design military and foreign policy objectives based on energy security to the degree the US has over the last 30 years, and (b) being able to reap the growth, employment and current account benefits of domestically sourced-oil and natural gas.
Chalfin outlasted both Hoffman and Suarez on the project, to some degree pushing them out of the way so that he could both supervise construction of the house and gardens and take credit for the work.
But until that happens, research into the effects these physical demands have on women is necessary before determining the degree to which they can, and should, be part of the full range of infantry.
Ministers are uneasy about the move on several fronts, some related to the degree of opposition within their own party, others to the strength of local feeling, including the Daily Post campaign, and the precedent of actively moving the service out of the Welsh health system and into the English one.
The debate now centers on how -- and to what the degree -- the United States will balance protection of the environment with economic concerns.
Obviously, the Navy and the FBI are, to some degree, on the scene with their resources, and so the resources of our government are deployed in ensuring the safety and security of the captain and the crew.
"It means there is more light penetrating through the ice - that depends to a high degree on the snow cover but once it has melted the light can get through, " Dr Gerland said.
"If you don't have a good pair of boots, it'll burn clear through to your feet, " said roofer Zach Bruner in Evansville, Indiana, where he said the 103-degree temperatures were spiking to 130 on the job site.
The capsule bed will be mirrored on the outside but transparent on the inside to take advantage of a 360 degree view of the breathtaking landscape.
Paradoxically, discovering this relies on the fact that not everyone possesses it to the same degree.
The visit to the Trevi Fountain on a 90-degree day was a mistake.
Digital distribution results in cost-savings for producers who can skip retail, skip shipping costs, and forego manufacturing the actual discs, but those savings need to be passed on (at least to some degree) to consumers to offset the eventual end of used games.
Beyond issues of malfeasance and misfeasance, the U.S. military campaigns in Afghanistan and Iraq were unique in the degree to which the government chose to rely on contractors rather than utilizing federal employees.
It is for the books of early instruction, in a great degree, to lay the foundation on which the whole superstructure of individual and national greatness must be erected.
Artists, hardened on the frontlines of the Pacific war, brought a considerable degree of realism to their drawing.
I've always been a very hard-working person, but I have been amazed at the degree to which on Saturdays and Sundays I find myself involved in professional activities.
The great hope, however, looking months out on the horizon, is the U.S. dollar and the degree to which its recent comeback reflects supportive monetary policy in Washington.
Retiring after the 1984 season, his eighth, he went on to earn a law degree, work in the Justice Department and head the athletics programs of Colgate and Northwestern.
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