In 1986, Melnick and her husband, Leopold Teraspulsky founded the Musicorda Summer String Festival, dedicated to providing intensive training and community performance opportunities to the world's best student string players.
Two hundred and five (63.8%) reported having access to an ultrasound machine dedicated to the intensive care unit (ICU); however, this was more likely in university hospitals than in non-university hospitals (80.6 vs. 59.6%; risk ratio [RR] = 1.35 [1.16–1.58], p = 0.002).
Achieving a comparable throughput by conventional PCR-based techniques would require a much larger work force, dedicated to labor-intensive gel electrophoresis, interpretation, and manual data entry.
Entire tracks at national and international intensive care meetings were dedicated to sepsis, and, most recently, several intensive care professional societies launched a public and clinician educational effort, entitled the 'Surviving Sepsis' campaign [ 2- 4].
Independently operated Bitcoin "mines" are allocated a specific amount of currency based on the expensive computing power they dedicate to the intensive number crunching necessary to track and confirm transactions.
Internationally, we are one of only three Australian members of Universitas 21, a select alliance limited to 25 research-intensive universities dedicated to world-best practice.
The determination of the set of all functions K such that problem (1.2) has a solution is still open, although intensive studies were dedicated to this problem trying to understand under what conditions (1.2) is solvable; see [2 8] and the references therein.
All patients were admitted to an intensive care ward dedicated to malaria control.
Finally, intensive resources are often dedicated to maximize provider uptake and patient compliance with the intervention.
