Based on this assumption, we compared the distribution of costs across patients with different clinical conditions (from those patients with a relatively quick recovery and less resource utilization to patients with a more-severe course of disease with slower recovery and extensive use of healthcare resources) between the two strategies.
The process for regulatory approval of genetically engineered crops is slow and subject to extensive political interference.
As shown in the results, the combined analysis did not further improve identification groups of slow metabolizers, intermediate metabolizers, and extensive metabolizers.
Through in vivo treatment of tumors in C57BL/6 (B16F10 syngeneic tumor model), significant slowing of tumor growth and extensive destruction of tumor cells were obtained within 6 days.
Nonetheless, one of Farris & al.'s main points was to contrast the speed of their jackknifing approach with the slower neighbor-joining bootstrap and extensive heuristic parsimony searches to identify MP trees (most parsimonious trees); branch swapping during each replicate would have strongly lowered the performance contrast.
SNPs are more evolutionarily informative than most other types of molecular markers due to intrinsically slow mutation rates, few character states, and extensive distribution across the entire genome.
Although we could obtain first test results, the routine was far to slow and not stable enough for extensive test computations.
That was even worse: turnaround was slow and the local agents required extensive oversight to ensure they were conducting the checks properly and not engaging in corruption.
In 1975 George Mandler published an influential psychological study which distinguished between slow, serial, and limited conscious processes and fast, parallel and extensive unconscious ones.
Indeed, on a DSB, a slow MRX-dependent and restrained resection soon gives way to fast and extensive resection carried out by Exo1p or Dna2p.
