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PDAC tissue showed also more intensive staining than normal tissue, and the results were statistically significant (p<0.001) (Figure 4 C,D).

Also, more intensive and targeted counseling is needed to optimize care in infertile diabetic patients.

However, sampling was also more intensive at the population level in noug.

"She also had contact with the dog and also had more intensive contact with the patient when he got sick," said Dr Douglas.

Finally, we also note that compared to the non-iterative ReDif-PF, MCDPF is also computationally more intensive since each node r has to compute the local likelihoods p ( z r, n | x n ( q ) ) for all its particles x n ( q ) multiple (namely J) times between instants n and n + 1.

The goal in the design of a lumped model is therefore to make it both sufficiently general and accurate to analyze blade shapes and cooling channels structures that can be further refined by means of more accurate, but also more computationally intensive, models.

This method is also more time intensive since you will be working with more than one control panel and then an additional control panel for your DNS load balancing.

Our method also requires the use of 5-Fluorodeoxyuridine (FUDR) to prevent progeny from hatching and is also more labor intensive than plate based lifespan assays.

The approach is iterative thus is also more computationally intensive.

They are more precise, but also more labor intensive and costly.

Schools with compulsory intercalated degrees have higher scores on the EPM than do other schools, as also do schools with 6 year courses (see Additional files 1 and 2), and are also more research intensive.