These tasks necessitated and often provoked interspecies interactions, and paralleled-with the exception of pen cleaning-the interspecies interactions on other small-scale, intensive farms in the developing world [ 25, 36- 38].
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In general, there is no contradiction between intensive, semi-intensive and extensive (traditional) pig farming in the developing countries, where the different systems often happily co-exist.
Patients who undergo high-risk non-cardiac surgical procedures represent a large proportion of admissions to intensive care units (ICUs) in the developed world [ 1].
Sepsis is a life-threatening condition that represents a great health burden [ 1] and the most frequent cause of death in non-coronary intensive care units (ICUs) in the developed world [ 2].
In recent years, research intensive industries and the developed countries in which they are located have made a strong push for international IPR harmonization.
It focuses on the principles and frameworks for expansion of intensive care services in hospitals in the developed world.
These changes are taking place in a more rapid and intensive form in developing countries in the tropics.
We learned a lot about their intensive in-home work and developed our own intercept intensive model.
The RDS, which necessitated mechanical ventilation, is related to the morbidity of these newborns, while the high mortality rate is more directly related to the level of neonatal intensive care in developing countries.
