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"The overall UK winner can look forward to winning the driver development process, an accelerated scheme for them to gain their professional licence in a few months as opposed to the two to three years it would normally take," Mr Wiltshire told The Independent today.

Stability and accuracy analyses show the accelerated scheme provides an improvement in the accuracy, efficiency, and stability of the original SDC approach.

A recent study reported the results of a prospective study on 72 breast cancer patients with features of locally aggressive or advanced disease treated with surgery, FEC (5-fluorouracil 500 mg m−2, epirubicine 60 mg m−2 and cyclophosphamide 500 mg m−2) chemotherapy and a very accelerated scheme of hypofractionated radiotherapy supported with high-dose daily amifostine (Koukourakis et al, 2002a).

Then the rightmost root is located by using Newton Raphson's scheme or Halley's accelerating scheme.

Therefore, to obtain with the actual computer reconstruction times acceptable in the clinical context, some accelerating schemes are used in addition to the well-known ordered subsets.

We also compare the result from the accelerated sampling scheme with the best fixed sampling scheme and demonstrate its superiority over the best fixed sampling scheme in terms of the expected loss incurred when the overall reliability is estimated by its Bayes estimator both theoretically and through Monte Carlo simulations.

The present study aims at testing the possibility of improving the postoperative radiotherapy results in locally advanced HNC by applying an accelerated fractionation scheme.

The treatment of early stage breast cancer is evolving from traditional breast conservation techniques, employing conventionally fractionated whole breast irradiation, to techniques in which partial breast irradiation is used in an accelerated fractionation scheme.

FAST Forward is testing 40 Gy in 15 fractions over 3 weeks against two accelerated hypofractionation schemes of 26 or 27 Gy in five fractions over 5 days.

It is postulated that quantification of cancer stem cells (CSCs) could be useful in identifying subgroups of patients that would benefit from accelerated radiotherapy schemes or from biological interference targeting this very cancer cell population.

Studies suggest that the introduction of the incentive scheme accelerated the rate of improvement in diabetes care but that the rate has since slowed (32) and that the scheme has reduced the quality gap in primary health care between practices serving patients with low versus high socioeconomic status (33).