The Mexican priority-setting experience describes how standardised analytical approaches to decision making, mainly burden of disease and cost-effectiveness analyses, combine with other criteria eg, being responsive to the legitimate non-health expectations of patients and ensuring fair financing across households to design and implement a set of three differentiated health intervention packages.
Strategically, the acquisition of Helio allows Virgin Mobile USA to add a set of unique and differentiated data applications to its suite of products and services, greatly enhancing its offer across its customer base.
In the light of these factors, it is necessary to have a set of different prices for differentiated service levels, instead of the current flat pricing and network access-only service.
Using structural MRI scans from a cohort of 97 participants, we first identified a set of anatomic regions that best differentiated MCI individuals from elderly controls and examined the discrimination accuracy of these regions.
Hybridisation introgression is the permanent incorporation of genes from one set of differentiated populations into another [59].
In addition, although centered on the same physiological pathways, set of differentiated genes were almost not overlapping among the breeds.
Similarly, although individual RPCs give rise to clones that are highly variable, the total number of differentiated retinal cells generated from the 2000 or so RPCs of the zebrafish optic vesicle will always be very close to 22 000, and within this large set of differentiated retinal cells, all the major neuronal types will proportionally represented [ 19 ].
The teeth show specialization and are differentiated into a set of incisor-like, caninelike, and molarlike cheek teeth.
Hierarchy is based on the division of labour: each unit is functionally differentiated and assigned a set of specific tasks.
Based on the principle of developmental biology, a set of neurons and glia has been successfully differentiated from hPSCs.
