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Oilfield service providers are faced with increasing service reliability, reducing operational cost, and the need for rapidly delivering innovative technology.
Therefore, there is a need for rapidly acting antimanic substances since initial willingness being treated may change and then seriously compromise treatment outcome.
Even with a decrease in organelles, there was an increase in membranes, consistent with the need for rapidly expanding cell membrane.
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New tools are urgently needed for rapidly diagnosing TB, monitoring TB treatments and to allow unique insights into disease pathogenesis.
The target domain is engineering, with all its particular features: complex geometries and unstructured meshes, coupled multi-physics with exotic coupling schemes and physical models, ill-posed problems, flexibility needs for rapidly including new models, etc.
It theoretically meets the needs for rapidly assessing hemodynamic changes.
The above challenges call for the use of a special emergency EEG system comprised of a single kit with all the components needed for rapidly collecting and wirelessly allowing EEG data to be shared by a local and/or remote neurologist for managing ED patients.
Like Mr. ODell, I see the need for knowledge rapidly changing.
Consideration that the experience and training they have operating in stressful environments — often short of resources and frames of references — make them exactly the team members you need for your rapidly scaling organizations.
Furthermore, the recent delays in the production of the monovalent H1N1 vaccine illustrate the need for a rapidly produced and safe alternative to egg-based influenza vaccines.
Thus, there is a medical need for another rapidly acting route of epinephrine administration for serious hypersensitivity reactions, and to this end, inhalation of epinephrine might be considered.
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