Although many technologies are available to address these issues in vitro or ex vivo, what is urgently needed is clinical applicable technologies and proper animal models that can be used to understand the disease and test potential therapeutic candidates.
Quantification of the amount of non-renewable woody biomass through a robust and widely applicable method is urgently needed for a wide variety of applications including cookstove carbon-offset projects, national GHG inventories, and sustainable forest management strategies under REDD+.
Thus, compounds that selectively inhibit CyPA without immunosuppressive effects are urgently required and might be applicable to the therapy of human diseases.
In clinical practice, we urgently need single sample predictors [ 14], applicable to all patients and our work strongly suggests that these will be best generated from the largest possible cohorts (or integrated datasets) representing the wider population, which will involve large international collaborations and public sharing of data.
Affordable techniques for measuring HIV-1 RNA level applicable in resource-limited settings are urgently needed.
However, it could be found that nearly all of the reported analytes in the aforementioned applications are hydrophilic and that relatively universal SERS-active sols (which are widely applicable for both hydrophilic and hydrophobic analytes) are urgently needed for the TLC-SERS method.
Similarly, enhanced datasets of soil properties (texture and organic matter content) and vegetation configurations are urgently needed for development of high-resolution permafrost modelling and more applicable geohazard indices.
Screening for tuberculosis in the context of HIV services, for example, is limited by the fact that most tuberculosis is estimated to occur in patients without HIV co-infection.[3] In the absence of clear evidence on the effectiveness of existing techniques, broadly-applicable new strategies for actively detecting new cases are urgently needed.
It seems that we are 20 years behind, when it comes to LEATs and associated epilepsies, and urgently need to shift our attention toward developing and implementing a new, clinically applicable consensus terminology for the neuropathological diagnosis of LEAT.
