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will

[wil] / wɪl /






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Future work will examine how temperature changes relate to emergency medical service activations tied to cardiovascular events.

From Science Daily

To address this challenge, Chait and his team believed the solution would be "massive parallelization," a concept that previously transformed computing and DNA sequencing.

From Science Daily

The Cabinet Office has said changes to clear up processes in Whitehall will be introduced to ensure improvements can be made in communities across the country.

From BBC

It concludes: "When it comes to children's safety, nothing is off the table and we will set out our plans in the summer."

From BBC

Building tools that tangibly improve productivity would be a big win.

From The Wall Street Journal