The presence of an inducible thermogenic adipose tissue, and its beneficial effects for maintaining body weight and glucose and lipid homeostasis, has raised intense interest in understanding the regulation of thermogenesis.
Multiple-antenna communications have raised intense academic and industrial interests in the last two decades and have become a key technology in the evolution of wireless systems (LTE, WLAN, WiMAX, etc).
In breast cancer, poor prognosis is associated with elevated Th2 lymphocytes and tumor-associated macrophages (TAM), while Th1 lymphocytes, CTLs and NKs correlate with enhanced survival [ 8, 10], raising intense interest in therapeutic approaches to modify the tumor immune microenvironment.
The recently stabilising incidence rates of HIV in Southern Africa along with the global financial crisis have raised intense concerns, for example, around the sustainability of global and national-level financing for ART programmes and other HIV prevention, care and treatment efforts [ 26- 28].
Kitsch raised his intense murmur about two decibels, and the resulting take was both more casual and more sexually charged.
But she agreed that the pressure to raise money was intense.
The rush to raise money is intense because there is no limit to what is allowable before the referendum officially gets under way.
Debate over questions that the 1990 law raises has remained intense.
And with colleges facing larger pensions, health care and technology costs, the pressure to keep raising tuition is intense.
The program ended with another United States premiere, "Raising Sparks," an intense 1997 sequence of six songs based on poems by Michael Symmons Roberts, inspired in turn by writings of Menahem Nahum, an 18th-century Hasidic rabbi in Chernobyl.
