Loan servicing operations are intended to receive borrowers' payments; producing loan histories and verifying that payments were received or junk fees were not applied is considerably more labor intensive.
These represent conditions which are considerably more numerically intensive than used in most similar studies and suggests that the poor predictions of turbulence obtained using the k ε turbulence model, often noted in the literature, may be due to numerical errors rather than inadequacies in the turbulence model.
The other scenarios involving clerical review produce small gains in PPV, but are considerably more labour intensive.
However, the methodology is considerably more labor intensive than DNA sequencing of an mtDNA fragment, and may prove less useful in cases of highly degraded tissue samples.
Codon-based substitution models are less frequently implemented, as they consider sequence change at the level of codons, rather than nucleotides or amino acid residues, and are considerably more computationally intensive.
Our systematic review [MS resubmitted to BMC Public Health] provides information on the resources used in previous intervention studies, and these interventions were generally considerably more resource intensive than the one modelled here.
Day care included cases where the patient did not stay overnight in the patient ward, but where treatment was considerably more resource intensive than in the usual outpatient visits.
Alternative approaches to recruitment, for example, recruitment of women at the time of their enrolment onto a particular Sure Start activity and monitoring attendance at sessions would have been considerably more resource intensive and potentially difficult to fund.
Our ability to answer this question would be strengthened considerably by more intensive studies of animal - microbe interactions in extreme settings of our own inner space - the deep ocean.
