Micro-specialisms involve a short training time to learn a particular task to meet a specific, focused (and often, high volume) need.
The air volume sampled is important, with higher volumes needed for the detection of relatively rare spores but often there is a trade-off against sample period and energy use because some devices can only work for minutes or hours rather than weeks because of collection surfaces becoming overloaded, collection liquid evaporating or batteries losing power.
Furthermore, a subgroup analysis of the patients revealed that patients with smaller lesions and high macular volume needed 55% fewer reinjections.
So if they want to be competitive and achieve high volumes they need to localise," Kurt Sanger of Deutsche Bank told the BBC.
Moreover, at a more practical level, mobile networks across much of the UK, 3G or 4G, are frequently too unreliable for the high volume data transfer needed for music and video files.
The high volume of water needed for fracking will be a big challenge for a country that already has serious shortages.
High volume replacement without need (aiDCO2 <20 mmHg) can improve splanchnicus perfusion but might impair myocardial oxygenation and myocardial function.
However, in cases of prolonged bleeding, if an increasing number of PRBCs was required and high volume support was needed, plasma was transfused for volume and coagulation support.
Web interventions have distinct advantages with respect to prevention where easily implemented, cost effective, high volume interventions are needed simultaneously by large numbers of individuals.
Secondary and tertiary care settings, particularly those areas where high volume and rapid processing needs exists (e.g. laboratories and emergency departments), accounted for 72%% of all Lean activities, while primary and community settings did not make as much use of Lean [ 3].
Micron always had the talent to make commodities in high volume; different talents are needed to design specialized products.
