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The mechanical intensification of dental composites could be boosted drastically by means of addition of fibers/whiskers with micrometer scale [ 80, 81].
If this threshold was not reached, patients underwent treatment intensification (increasing the activity to be injected, i.e. boosted patients) with the goal of achieving a tumour dose exceeding 205 Gy while maintaining the healthy injected liver dose (HILD) below 120 Gy, as previously described [ 14].
Overlooked are practices such as organic farming and agroecological intensification, which boosts farmland productivity through improved farm management based on enhanced understanding of how natural systems function.
Following this definition, land use intensification results in concomitant increases of HANPPharv and NPPact (e.g., boosted productivity due to fertilizer application) and thus in an overall decline of HANPP (Erb et al., 2009; Krausmann et al., 2013).
Given that MAA SPECT/CT dosimetry is available prior to the injection of microspheres, treatment intensification can be proposed for patients with a TD just below or close to the TTD, which is in accordance with the new concept of boosted SIRT (B-SIRT).
Hence, proposed process intensification approach will be very useful to boost up the fermentation of various therapeutic molecules.
The administration last week unveiled a new strategy for Afghanistan that identifies the defeat of Al Qaeda as Washington's goal but calls for an intensification of the military mission and a boosting of the economy and government.
Sustainable intensification seeks to produce more, improve nutrition and livelihoods, and boost rural incomes without an increase in inputs – such as land and water – thus reducing environmental impacts.
