Poverty in the developing world can be successfully tackled only by removing its root causes.
Some of these problems will be successfully tackled by improved AI, but others won't.
How then, can such a massive invasion of people's privacy be justified, when serious crime and terrorism can be successfully tackled without ICRs?
Britain's health system could slip back by 200 years unless the "catastrophic threat" of antibiotic resistance is successfully tackled, the Government's Chief Medical Officer warns today.
The main aim of the research is to extend the range of domains that could be successfully tackled by the Evolutionary Robotics approach.
Diseases triggered by an abnormally high level of cortisol (hypercortisolism), such as the Cushing's and metabolic syndromes, could be successfully tackled by inhibitors of CYP11B1, a steroidal cytochrome P450 enzyme that catalyzes the last hydroxylation step of the cortisol biosynthesis.
In this framework a number of diverse cleaning challenges have been successfully tackled over the last 25 years, establishing laser technology as a fine, delicate and practical conservation tool in the service of conservators-restorers.
Economist Ernst Fehr of the University of Zurich agrees and also believes having the skill to pin down what can be answered experimentally is just as important: "an instinct for the important unsolved questions and tackling those that can be successfully tackled," says Fehr.
Every sector affected by the growing threat of superbug infections — from patients, to doctors, to governments, to the healthcare industry — must be forced "out of its comfort zone" if the issue is to be successfully tackled, said O'Neill, who became a government minister while working on the report.
If these difficulties can be successfully tackled, the resulting improvements will make the presented method even more reliable and useful.
7 Analytically, the issue of new, discontinued, or 'tailored' drug entities has been successfully tackled by applying non-target/open approaches, biomarker-based assays (eg, haematological, steroidal and endocrinological modules of the ABP), 'omics' strategies and monitoring effects of drug (mis)use rather than the administered drug.
