In the past decade, development of the microfluidic technology becomes intensive and many research articles are available [ 6– 11].
The state department of health and human services had already begun assisting the county in the fall of 2014, and the legionnaires' investigation had become "very intensive" in early 2015, said Dr Eden Wells, Michigan's chief medical executive.
In order to improve the performance of various flexible electronic devices, the research on the transparent conductive thin films becomes very intensive in the recent years.
First investigations started after the 1964 Alaska earthquake (Davies and Baker, 1965; Leonard and Barnes, 1965), and they became more intensive in the last two decades (e.g., Pulinets and Boyarchuk, 2004; Liperovsky et al., 2008).
Although this difficulty can be overcome by PCR confirmation prior to the use of cultured mutants in each experiment, it becomes labor intensive in in vivo studies.
Biology and other modern sciences have become data intensive and in fact data-driven biology is now a full-fledged domain of specialization among the life sciences.
But because economic forecasts already predict that China's economy will become less carbon intensive in the next decade, the country's pledge actually only amounts to a cut of between zero and 12% off business as usual emissions in 2020 (depending on what version of the future you choose to compare it with).
However, as the development of the investment banking industry has shown (Augar 2000; Morrison and Wilhelm 2008), some professional industries have become very capital intensive in recent decades.
As farms have increased in size and dairy farming has become more intensive (versus extensive) in nature, higher percentages of farms have adopted parlor systems and are milking cows at least three times a day.
A number of prerequisites must be fulfilled before a PCT-guided strategy can become ubiquitous in intensive care: 1. Intensivists must understand the limitations of PCT.
