Keeping the resource-intensiveness in mind, the best ways to integrate surveillance of bioterrorist attacks into existing public health systems need to be evaluated.
Despite the success of intrapartum antibiotic prophylaxis in reducing GBS associated neonatal sepsis in industrialized countries, the high costs and resource intensiveness is prohibitive in industrializing countries [40].
The device means a significant increase in the intensiveness of police surveillance and in the probability of effective detection of offenders.
Interventions vary in their cost, labor intensiveness, applicability, and effectiveness in preventing aflatoxin development.
The GeneSTAR study is the most comprehensive assessment of platelet response to aspirin done to date and given the cost, labor intensiveness, and methodologic difficulty in measuring platelet function across multiple agonists and doses in a large sample size, it is unlikely that another study of this magnitude will exist to support external validation of association signals.
When it comes to the work required to apply to schools, there is no difference in the intensiveness of the labor at hand.
The scale, intensiveness, and economic risk in commercial gardening and nurseries, however, often require approaches markedly different from those of the small home garden; and some of these are described here.
It was noted that the quality of follicles and the intensiveness of neovascularisation observed in ovarian tissue precooled before culture and precooled before cryopreservation were drastically increased [ 7].
A previous study has shown a socioeconomic gradient in completeness of data on stage and grade of cancer, which could be interpreted as inequality in investigative intensiveness (Adams et al, 2004).
Because of the high cost of this assay, its technical complexity, and its labor intensiveness, relatively few laboratories in the world currently utilize it for large-scale molecular epidemiology studies of cancer [ 9, 11, 14, 15, 17, 36, 37, 43].
