By using a far less intensively staffed and equipped observation room, the hospital could achieve equivalent quality and safety at much lower costs.
The health care law saves money, by the reckoning of the Congressional Budget Office, so Republicans would need to find ways to achieve equivalent savings if they repealed the law.
Fortunately, as was elegantly demonstrated in 1980 by two British materials scientists, Michael Ashby and David Jones, when proper account is taken of the way an actual door panel deflects, constrained as it is by the door edges, it is possible to use aluminum sheet only slightly thicker than the steel it would replace and still achieve equivalent performance.
Extending the existing sanctuary zones to achieve equivalent representation required more area and longer boundaries.
The common premise is that, without regulating services, expenditure would be needed either to achieve equivalent regulation, or to remedy the consequences of an unregulated system.
It has also reduced clinical burden in the ICU, by lowering the number of measurements and interventions needed to achieve equivalent control to SPRINT, while improving safety.
We found that the first-order ΣΔADC has inferior performance as compared to NUSADC, while the second-order ΣΔADC can achieve equivalent SQNR values.
"Moreover, given budget uncertainties, …[t]he time, energy, and resources required for a major structural reorganization are not warranted, especially given that functional integration promises to achieve equivalent scientific and public health objectives," he wrote.
Subsequently, we proved that through-wall human detection using compressed data could achieve equivalent performance as it did using the original uncompressed data and reduced the computational cost significantly based on the proposed anomaly detection technique.
These results from long-term clinical studies indicate that oxide-coated implants achieve equivalent survival rates and prevalence of mucositis and peri-implantitis when compared to implants with other surface characteristics.
Moreover, cameras can be used to satisfy several applications at once by re-processing the same vision data in multiple ways, thereby reducing the total number of sensors required to achieve equivalent functionality.
