These modifications mostly focus on increasing the efficiency in separating bound and unbound MREs, increasing specificity of the selected MREs, eliminating the need for immobilizing target molecules, selecting against live whole cells, and decreasing the overall labor intensiveness of the SELEX process.
The device means a significant increase in the intensiveness of police surveillance and in the probability of effective detection of offenders.
The ADA recommendations are, then, to target "the lowest A1C possible without unacceptable hypoglycemia, with action recommended for A1C 7%." Given these concepts, the intensiveness of pharmacologic treatment of diabetes in the U.S. has increased, but it is not clear that glycemia is improving.
It was noted that the quality of follicles and the intensiveness of neovascularisation observed in ovarian tissue precooled before culture and precooled before cryopreservation were drastically increased [ 7].
While labor prices fell -- as well as prices of manufactured products, according to their labor intensiveness -- prices rose for natural resource-intensive goods, following an increase in demand coming from economically-growing low-income areas.
This evolution has witnessed a dramatic increase in genotyping throughput; however the high cost, labor intensiveness and confirmation bias, alone or in combination, have slowed their application to a wide range of species and individuals within a given population.
The string players have to learn that intensiveness -- fierce, harsh -- is not the same as intensity, and there were many hesitant entries and exits, testifying to lack of experience.
It reduces "labor intensiveness" because researchers are not forced to play "phone tag" with trial participants.
Visual differentiation of wheat classes suffers from disadvantages such as inconsistency, low throughput, and labour intensiveness.
