It's thought that the rise of VOD services like Netflix has increased viewer expectations about faster availability of home-entertainment titles, an idea that's caused consternation among exhibitors.
With Ofcom putting current super-fast availability at 65% of the population, there is still a long way to go".
Given that validated surrogate endpoints allow dramatic shortening of clinical trials, with associated savings and a faster availability of new treatments, this is an area in which both the pharmaceutical industry and the healthcare authorities are pushing for biomarker use.
Given that validated surrogate endpoints allow dramatic shortening of clinical trials by shortening the time to the study end point, with associated savings and a faster availability of new treatments, this is an area in which both the pharmaceutical industry and healthcare authorities are pushing for biomarker use.
The M W dependency may be interpreted as the result of faster availability of shorter chains during gelling while the formed gel may suffer with less entanglement or M W overlap.
Advantages of this technique include faster availability of results, positive results in the presence of only a few copies of bacterial DNA, and the ability to identify nonviable bacteria, for instance, in those patients already on antibiotic treatment.
According to the latest State of the Internet report carried out by global web content network provider Akamai, Britain ranks sixth in the EMEA - Europe, Middle East and Africa - region (11th worldwide) for fast broadband availability above 10Mbps, and eighth in EMEA (14th worldwide) for average speed broadband availability of above 4Mbps.
A US longitudinal study [ 37] found that fast food availability is independently associated with consumption, but there was no detectable relationship between food store availability and diet quality.
The head of the armed forces, Gen Sir Nicholas Houghton, warned last month that the RAF was operating at "the very limits of fast jet availability and capacity".
