Rapid surface drying is an important and energy intensive process in food and beverage packaging industry.
In addition, the rapid evolution and underlying uncertainty of market conditions, make these decisions more important and capital intensive.
Eugenio Sper de Almeida, Haroldo Fraga de Campos Velho and Airam Jonatas Preto report results and findings from an investigation on the challenges of executing an important and computationally intensive meteorological application in grid environments.
Another equally important and time-intensive effort would be to develop a mechanistic-based model of the thyroid gland that would include explicit descriptions of the synthesis and secretion pathways for thyroid hormones, for which some data are still lacking.
miRNAs are emerging as important gene regulators and intensive research of their functions and targets have revealed a role of miRNAs in several key cellular functions.
Hence, bacterial events do not seem to be impacted by the increase in cART use and represent an important disease burden especially for septicemia and septic shock with important costs for drugs and intensive care units [ 23].
Acute lung injury (ALI) resulted from acid aspiration is an important problem for anaesthesia and intensive care.
Despite increased safety of allogeneic blood in terms of transmission of infectious diseases [ 1], avoiding allogeneic blood transfusions remains an important goal in perioperative and intensive care medicine.
The immune system of patients was suggested to be another important factor [ 25], and intensive exposure to carcinogens including chemotherapy and/or radiotherapy used in the treatment of tumors [ 26, 27] and field cancerization in organs exposed to carcinogens, leading to the proliferation of numerous primary tumors, have also been suggested to be responsible for MPM [ 28, 29].
In the issue of pharmacodynamics of β-lactams we missed a particular subject: allergy, subtle but sometimes important in intensive and critical care units since clinicians usually manage patients labelled as 'allergic' without having been studied and based only on clinical history [ 2].
