"We need a 20-fold resource mobilisation," he said.
"The Chinese had even smaller ones dating back to about 700 A.D". Different furnaces were built in different ways, depending on the time, the available materials and the geographical location, but all made use of this three-fold resource of water power, wood and lime.
Although it scales better than MapReduce, it has 30-fold resource overhead over traditional RDBMS.
If a 9-fold resource quality oscillation is now imposed on top of the 9-fold resource abundance oscillations, the 1/5 frequency and large amplitude of the consumer oscillations dominate, but now with a small amplitude wave of frequency 1 i.e. the annual frequency of the resource quality oscillations imprinted upon it (Fig. 2D dR = 0.45, dS = 0.45).
For recombinant proteins without disulfide bonds, recombinant protein folding in the ER will consume folding resources, thus slowing down folding rates.
During the first year, the implementation of the vaccination program requires more than 2-fold the resources needed for the treatment of pneumococcal CAP cases expected without vaccination.
Folding the resources and experience from the HIV response in with those of other health sectors offers the opportunity for synergies that could be used to leverage the maximum benefit out of all systems and resources.
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Patients with COPD consume between 1.33 and 3.4 fold more healthcare resources compared with similar patients who do not have COPD [ 30].
Overall, this process increases the utility of the resource many fold as the block level annotation leads to finding cases queried by specific criteria at a later point.
The HHPred-server [9] as an example allows the user to build a profile of an input sequence and performs profile-profile comparisons to conserved domain databases or profile resources of fold classes like SCOP [10] or CATH [11].
