Sentence examples for a cost efficient means from inspiring English sources
For this reason the use of an animal model can be a cost efficient means to provide preclinical data to justify a large clinical validation study.
Possible applications of the pipeline include, miRNA target prediction, constructing putative miRNA regulatory clusters and a cost efficient means of generating a large number of predicted differential miRNA expression profiles from the vast repository of human mRNA data in the public domain.
Sending artists to teach and perform in places of strategic interest is in fact a cost-efficient means for the State Department to articulate our ideals to foreign audiences, build bridges between friends and foes alike, create sustaining networks.
Integration of services is one way to deal with NCDs proposed in the Health Sector Strategic Plan III and provides a cost-efficient means of quality service delivery (7).
What is clear is that in areas with a historically low receptive endemicity that remain low today the universal distribution of ITN is unlikely to be a cost-efficient means of using limited malaria financial resources.
Not only does this provide the analyst with a rapid, cost efficient means to predict composition and reactivity for a relatively wide variety of feedstocks simultaneously, but also with the ability to scan large numbers of samples relatively quickly.
Compared to the expenses of arranging education sessions and releasing staff to attend them, workplace learning under the guidance of mobile expert nurses may be a time and cost efficient means to improve the quality of nursing care in primary healthcare.
This method is considered the most effective and cost efficient means of control, but disapproval is high amongst those that believe it is inhumane.
Risk tailored interventions may provide a cost efficient and effective means to take systematic account of the individual risk factors but evidence is lacking.
In contrast, open access publishing "provides a more cost-efficient means of disseminating the outputs of research funded from the public purse".
