Further cost savings could possibly be realized by changing chemotherapy regimens (e.g. giving shorter, more intensive cycles), as this has been demonstrated for ondansetron (Stewart et al. 1999).
It is an intensive industrial cycle in which the chickens are reared, dispatched and cleaned up after, before the next intake arrives and the process begins again.
This paper presents a rigorous mathematical programming model, a linear approximation, and a two-stage algorithm for optimizing the design of integrated HRSGs and HRSCs, simultaneously considering the HRSG together with the heat recovery steam network and the intensive steam cycle variables.
The intensive production cycle of cod consists of three separate steps, where the first step starts with the fertilization of eggs from broodstock held in large land based tanks.
We compared an intensive double-cycle high-dose chemotherapy regimen with an accelerated conventionally dosed regimen in high-risk breast cancer in a multicentre trial.
Your opinion that "more than a few people in the green camp embrace nuclear plants as a proven, readily available way to reduce carbon emissions" ("The Nuclear Option," editorial, April 3) doesn't apply to anyone in the "green camp" who is informed about the fossil-fuel-intensive life cycle of nuclear power.
Veterinary drugs dropped in shoreline waters may easily spread to neighboring aquaculture farms and affect species outside the cages, and while coastal waters are less polluted than those on land, aquaculture farms, with their intensive production cycles, are prone to be polluters.
Although she is concerned about starting a family and is apprehensive about diving into the publish-or-perish, grant-intensive faculty cycle, she hasn't really considered any option other than applying for academic positions.
On the other hand, a proportion of patients (difficult to estimate) continue intensive rehabilitation cycles for more than 2 months per year, or they can prolong their outpatient rehabilitative program for more than 6 months.
