This has become more and more evident over the last decades of intensive research and no breakthrough technology has so far been developed.
"This is a potential breakthrough," says cardiac intensive care doctor Peter Laussen of Boston Children's Hospital, who was not involved in the work.
It is possible to have more intensive farming using the full range of technological breakthroughs in order to feed a bigger, meat-hungry population.
Bootstrapping is a breakthrough statistical approach using a computationally intensive re-sampling technique and it allows complex problems to be solved in which the accuracy of a devised statistical procedure can not be analytically evaluated [ 44, 45].
While these advances in microscopy and analysis have been essential for the recent breakthroughs in cryo-EM, their implementation is computationally intensive and requires high-performance computing clusters.
Earlier, Michel Barnier said a breakthrough had not been achieved in the latest intensive negotiations with the British over the weekend.
"With a research-intensive university and health system, we are committed to developing research breakthroughs that improve the human condition and to training the next generation of physicians and health care workers," U-Va.
Euro zone finance ministers and international officials ended their latest meeting on Greece early Wednesday after failing to reach a breakthrough on Greek aid despite nearly 12 hours of intensive closed-door talks.
Creating a breakthrough technology that relies on industrial-scale overhauls is capital intensive.
A quality improvement collaborative is an intensive project involving a combination of implementation strategies applied in a limited "breakthrough" time window.
