Recent work has focused on designing a high-performance, portable device for the rapid desalination of brackish water.
First collisions in the LHC were achieved at the end of 2009 and followed by a period of a rapid performance increase.
The focus of DNA extraction methods has moved to rapid performance of molecular techniques, avoiding extensive purification steps (7, 27).
Because of rapid performance of SOC, 10% of the MFV values could not be evaluated during time intervals of 5 s.
Recent improvements in term stillbirth rates, especially intrapartum stillbirths, suggest that more rapid performance of Caesarean section in cases of placental abruption has resulted in a lower incidence of abruption-associated stillbirth [ 52].
Monitoring quality and consistency during labour, prompt recognition of complications, and rapid performance of appropriate interventions while avoiding inappropriate interventions that put mother and fetus at unnecessarily increased risk are hallmarks of obstetric care quality that are difficult to assess, and likely varied, in the studies we reviewed.
Recently, advances in technology have permitted rapid performance gains of research devices6,7,8 and a diversification of applications attempted9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20.
The model requires no calibration and is therefore suitable for rapid performance estimation of first designs.
In addition, we observed rapid performance degradation of ANC scheme due to PN for the PN linewidth values up to 20 Hz.
But the fundamental reason behind private equity's growth and high rates of return is something that has received little attention, perhaps because it's so obvious: the firms' standard practice of buying businesses and then, after steering them through a transition of rapid performance improvement, selling them.
