Novel nanomedicines that have a high ability for flexible, fast drug design and production based on tumor genetic profiles can be created making drug selection for personal patient treatment much more intensive and effective.
I am sure that we can demonstrate that we need more intensive and effective cooperation in this field, without having to give up the main elements of our various national policies.
Because intensive and effective DMARD treatments capable of slowing the progression of radiological and functional deterioration are increasingly being used in clinical practice, progressively longer periods of observation in larger samples of patients should therefore be required to delineate the true predictive value of potential prognostic markers.
Fourth, intersectoral engagement was time-consuming and labour-intensive, and effective dissemination to different professional cultures (academia, clinical practice, policy makers, and the community) required the adaptation of research evidence in order to remain relevant to the diverse audiences.
Jetloop reactors show specific properties, such as intensive mixing and effective gas dispersion, which make them an interesting alternative for conventional reactor concepts in homogeneous multiphase catalysis.
We need more consistent commissioning of intensive and cost effective programmes such as family therapy, intensive fostering and multisystemic therapy.
By assumption the interventions become both more costly, as they become more intensive, and more effective as one moves from the basic to the full scenario.
One of the most important approaches for the design of more intensive and cost-effective process configurations is process integration.
The review analyses how carbon-based energy vectors can be made suitable for design of low CO2 intensive and cost-effective energy systems.
Our results indicate that forest conversion might indeed create suitable habitats for ticks, which highlights the need for intensive information campaigns and effective tick control measures.
Specifically, the position statement is very clear in arguing for less stringent A1C goals if patients are predisposed to hypoglycemia and have limited life expectancy, advanced complications, extensive comorbidities, or a glycemic target that is difficult to control despite intensive education, counseling, and effective doses of glucose-lowering agents.
