This would require clock-like gene trees, or trees with times estimated for nodes, which can also be inferred under relaxed clock models in BEAST [ 32].
Once she began radiation and chemotherapy, it became apparent that she would require round-the-clock care.
Performance of the PCR assay could be increased to every 8 12 hours to enhance detection, but PCR is, currently, more labor-intensive procedure than is the reading of blood smears, and would require round-the-clock staffing in a challenge setting.
The Daily Mail, the populist newspaper, also opposes the plan, arguing that changing the clocks would require abandoning Greenwich Mean Time and capitulating to foreign countries with famously sinister motives, namely Germany.
Marclay wanted to make three hundred such collages; like "The Clock," the project would require sustained toil.
The example illustrates two points: First, introducing refined clocks without additional constraints would require an expensive (reachability) analysis, and second, it seems to be unnatural to the developer since pause statements of clock C1 impose a sequential order of substeps.
The workforce that would be necessary to intercept all those computers and phones, fine-tune them, and rewrap them in their not so tamper-resistant factory packaging… why that would require a veritable army toiling around the clock.
Best of all, our involvement doesn't require clock-punching J-O-Bs.
Setting up a nowcasting system based on GPS/GNSS would require using near real-time satellite orbits and clocks, which are generally less accurate.
Numerous models of sepsis in animals have been developed, usually employing rodents, since the use of larger animals (rabbits, sheep, pigs and subhuman primates) would require access to ICU-type facilities with around-the-clock coverage for days or weeks.
The Senate plan proposes around-the-clock inspections of Mexican trucks at the border and would require Mexican trucking companies to get insurance from an insurer licensed to operate in the United States.
