In addition, physicists are in demand in software development, banking, and insurance.
Clinically useful biomarkers for patient stratification and monitoring of disease progression and drug response are in big demand in drug development and for addressing potential safety concerns.
Thus, the detection and leakage control of this gas is a challenging task, and there is an increasing demand in the development of methodology for the ultrasensitive detection of hydrogen.
Because almost all PVD and CVD coating techniques for TiCxN1−x coatings require substrate temperatures higher than 150 200 °C for reaching sufficient adhesion strength to the substrate surface, there is high demand in the development of large-area and high-rate low-temperature vacuum deposition processes.
Our results indicate that environmental education needs to be improved in most of the institutions of higher education in China, and it should be systematically assessed and improved to meet the nation's rising demands in sustainable development, nature and resource conservation.
Thomas Jefferson Randolph gained passage of an 1832 resolution for gradual abolition in the state, but by that time, increased demand from development in the Deep South created a large internal market for slavery.
Although studying mucosal immunity is technically challenging due to difficulty in obtaining samples of sufficient quality and quantity for analysis, the need to improve the relatively low efficacy of the systemic AIDS vaccines currently in development demands a focus on eliciting mucosal immune responses through vaccination.
The new site is still in development and Demand Media content remains on the site for now.
Still, the fact that Botlist exists at all – even as a side project – speaks to the growing bot ecosystem now in development, and demand for an organized resource for finding bots that work across platforms, as many today do.
Thus, epothilone A was selected for in vitro glycosylation in the current study because it has high demand in the cancer therapeutic development possessing high cytotoxic effects in taxane sensitive cell lines including P-glycoprotein overexpression (Cortes et al. [2012]).
