The treatment of sewage by oxygen holds promise for more efficient treatment of liquid effluents than other chemical processes.
New technologies are appearing to provide a more efficient treatment of diseases or human deficiencies.
The aggressiveness of pancreatic cancer urgently requires more efficient treatment options.
The resultant dual pharmacological profile has the potential to deliver a more efficient treatment for depression.
Therefore, novel therapies are invited for safer and more efficient treatment.
Using this information, more efficient treatment systems could be constructed and implemented for cleaning algae-contaminated water.
Chlorine-tolerant membranes will enable easier and more efficient treatment of water contaminated with microorganisms or sewage water.
It also opens the door for a more efficient treatment of very radio-resistant tumors, such as high-grade gliomas (GBM), still one of the most challenging cases in clinical oncology.
However, personalized exercise programs are required to facilitate more efficient treatment, as each individual exhibits the different characteristics of the trunk muscles and pain.
These suites offer the opportunity for surgical and interventional specialties to work together to provide safer, more efficient treatment options for patients.
Since this orthorhombic description involves purely geometrical transformation, this approach may enable a more efficient treatment of other phases of hexagonal symmetry.
