These modifications mostly focus on increasing the efficiency in separating bound and unbound MREs, increasing specificity of the selected MREs, eliminating the need for immobilizing target molecules, selecting against live whole cells, and decreasing the overall labor intensiveness of the SELEX process.
For example, McShea (1998) listed eight potential large-scale trends, including overall directional changes in "entropy, energy intensiveness, evolutionary versatility, developmental depth, structural depth, adaptedness, size, and complexity".
While labor prices fell -- as well as prices of manufactured products, according to their labor intensiveness -- prices rose for natural resource-intensive goods, following an increase in demand coming from economically-growing low-income areas.
The labor-intensiveness of traditional education accounts for the predominance of teachers' salaries in overall costs and their resultant steady increase.
The string players have to learn that intensiveness -- fierce, harsh -- is not the same as intensity, and there were many hesitant entries and exits, testifying to lack of experience.
In an attempt to boost its knowledge intensiveness, the UK government has just launched a plan to overhaul the university sector.
"The intention, in principle, is first, take out the smell intensiveness, make sure it doesn't smell higher than you required," he said.
When it comes to the work required to apply to schools, there is no difference in the intensiveness of the labor at hand.
In contrast to the labour intensiveness of such traditional harvesting, a great variety of machines are available for all the above operations.
