Possibly in 10 years, after many billions of dollars have been spent scaling up and refining test-tube meat, poor countries are to be offered "Googleburgers" or, as they are being called, "Frankenburgers" in the name of feeding them and protecting their environments.
Hadoop 2.0 has been in the works for years, with many programmers designing, refining, testing and debuging the code — the open-source development model.
Contrast that with highly dynamic environments where the pre and post live weighting needs to be flipped on its head (i.e., 20% planning, 80% analyzing, refining, testing, etc).
Mostly, though, creativity is the result of effort: toiling, striving, refining, testing, experimenting..
One approach to refining testing strategies, popularized by the Choosing Wisely campaign [ 3], has been to discourage clinicians and patients from undertaking tests that are unnecessary or unhelpful.
A sustained push is needed not just to refine, test and deploy known low-carbon technologies, but also to find "energy technologies that don't have a name yet," said James A. Edmonds, a chief scientist at the Joint Global Change Research Institute of the University of Maryland and the Energy Department.
An updated survey of Canadian clinical laboratories would inform our understanding of current clinical laboratory practices and refine test sensitivity estimates and associated multipliers.
Despite these limitations, this study will provide additional answers and insights to further develop, refine, test, and disseminate effective, low-cost behavioral interventions that improve HRQL in the older patients with multiple comorbidities who live in remote areas.
Realist evaluation seeks to identify and articulate the theories that underpin programmes, so that they can be refined, tested, and used to guide programme development.
A numerical model is presented for the prediction of grain size in inoculated castings and is tested against measured grain sizes obtained in standard grain-refiner tests on aluminium alloys.
