He admitted that some projects would be "reprioritized" this year to accommodate cost fluctuations, but would not specify which ones.
A 1000-ton increannual annual output is associated with a 1% increase in the rate of initial adoption, suggesting that the larger the firm size, the larger the capacity of a firm to accommodate cost increases.
Last night lawmakers from both the House of Representatives and the Senate issued a final spending bill for NASA and several other federal agencies that "accommodates cost growth" for the $8.7 billion telescope.
Apple also recently lowered the price of the iPad 2 by $100 to $399, a sign that it is accommodating cost-conscious consumers, says Michael Holt, an analyst for Morningstar.
Secondly, they often ramp up their cost base to accommodate these costs, which when a down market hits they are more effed than those that stay focused.
A major limitation of the implementation of more complicated models in the field of randomised trials is the need for the analytical framework to accommodate both costs and health effects and evaluate the summary cost-effectiveness measures.
The Rent Guidelines Board has hinted that rents will go up to accommodate new costs resulting from the law.
However, many of those airlines would go bankrupt over the next year, allowing the likes of easyJet and Ryanair to raise fares in order to accommodate fuel costs.But if fares are only going to stay low until the first round of bankruptcies, it seems this is probably the summer to indulge those weekend-break fantasies.
Meanwhile, excess dollars flowed into international markets as the United States expanded its money supply to accommodate the costs of its military campaign in the Vietnam War.
However, expected cost savings attributable to the health service and society (through reduced healthcare consumption and fewer periods of work absence) are likely to provide considerable scope to accommodate such costs.
While some may advocate for financing clinics, other might advocate for creating non-clinic-based financing structures to accommodate additional costs associated with cross-sectoral provider case conferencing or information sharing.
