The standard morbidity ratios were modeled as functions of intensive crop production, intensive release of hazardous air pollutants, population density, and rapid population growth.
During the course of the disease, hemophagocytosis occurs due to the intensive release of the cytokines, such as tumor necrosis factor-alpha, interleukin-6, interleukin-1, and interferon, which leads to neutropenia, lymphopenia, and thrombocytopenia [ 11, 12].
Geographic patterns were assessed relative to county-level cropping intensity, intensive industrial releases of HAP and population density and growth.
This definition identified the highest release county-years while maintaining enough intensive-release county-years for estimation stability.
Intensive gas release in the designed system, especially at higher k, may generate high pressure in the combustion wave.
Although these pre-treatment methods reduced biomass recalcitrance and increased surface area (Ibbett et al., 2011), they are energy intensive and release compounds that may inhibit subsequent fermentation.
The effect of a very intensive beam releasing a high instantaneous dose in the pixel detector has been measured in a short experiment performed at the CERN Proton Synchrotron.
The program includes, the People Can Change website says, "journaling, visualization, group sharing, safe healing touch and intensive emotional-release work".
We present results of two intensive mark-release-recapture surveys conducted during the wet and dry seasons of 2008 in the villages of Fourda and Kenieroba, Mali.
The seriousness of the pollution problems created by agro-industrial activity greatly varies, but it appears that food transformation activities are generally less energy-intensive and release less CO2 and metal residues than most other industrial activities.
After undergoing intensive kneading to release the gluten, the dough is moistened with water, cut into chunks, boiled briefly in salted water, then, as it is finished off on a gas stove, seasoned with konbu, or sea kelp.
