This difficulty currently necessitates consideration of relatively simplistic and statistically inferior age models.
The already growing number of cancer patients undergoing critical care currently necessitates a 'distribution' of these patients to IC wards of various specialties.
Identifying viruses currently necessitates screening with a wide panel of immunological or molecular probes and may be best done by a specialist testing service.
In the UK, however, service structure currently necessitates a transition at age 18 and people with ongoing mental health or psychosocial problems transfer to adult services at a time of marked risk to ongoing psychosocial development and well-being.
For these highly sensitive applications, the PBA approach currently necessitates both a high-intensity light source and nearly complete elimination of oxygen from the monomer formulation (Avens et al., 2008).
Economists at UBS said in a research note that the central bank's willingness to raise rates yet again also probably reflected a concern that strong commodity prices and investment activity would cause the overall economy to grow faster than currently projected, necessitating higher rates later.
No laboratory or imaging techniques for an accurate diagnosis of FM are currently available, thus necessitating an exclusion-based differential diagnosis to rule out other, similarly typified diseases after appropriate evaluation screening in patients fulfilling the 1990 ACR criteria for FMS [ 6].
Thus, increased incidence of bacterial resistance to currently available antibiotics necessitates the discovery and introduction of new and effective drugs.
Additionally, Bcc species are highly antibiotic resistant and there is currently no vaccine against this group of organisms necessitating new strategies for control of the disease.
The fact that biomonitoring programs at the national, state, and international levels are currently collecting such data necessitates the availability and application of methods for interpreting human biomonitoring data in a health risk context, which now exist with associated case studies for further guidance.
The mechanism for carboxyl formation for COC using these chemical conditions is currently unknown; literature precedence necessitates a radical-forming catalyst, such as Cu, Fe, or other heavy metals to convert alkanes, such as those found in COC, directly to carboxylic acid groups.
