This includes challenging themselves to use less packaging, less water and to shorten timeframes at the research and development level.
"Over the years I think nobody paid attention to the cost of the delay," Mr. Bloomberg said, trying to explain why previous efforts had not shortened the timeframe.
However, the use of G-CSF shortened the timeframe with no myelopoiesis, which may have been inadequate for the total clearance of plasma proHNPs in this patient.
Unfortunately, things aren't quite that clear today, and for this reason we recommend shortening your timeframes or making sure you have hedges in place.
The I.A.E.A.'s report "suggests," the A.C.A. paper said, that Iran "is working to shorten the timeframe to build the bomb once and if it makes that decision.
It was a murky, dangerous trade, done with much sophistication and it was rapidly shortening the timeframe of countries like North Korea and Iran in acquiring serviceable nuclear weapons capability.
These approaches are time consuming, and shortening the timeframe for QTL characterization is clearly a priority for the future.
They're shortening the timeframe envisioned for a great hire, speeding up the hiring process, revisiting and clarifying their skills needs, and filling open positions with gig workers when they can.
In telephone calls to top S&P officials, the Obama administration has asked why the ratings agency keeps shortening its timeframe for long-term deficit reduction, according to sources familiar with the discussions.
Metagenome sequencing, which involves sequencing directly from a sample without culturing or purifying the organism, could shorten the timeframe for rapid sequencing in response to a bioterrorism event.
A rapidly developing pandemic would shorten the timeframe to identify the viral strain and prepare an antigenically matched vaccine, while the need to vaccinate an entirely naïve population would exacerbate vaccine production and supply issues.
