Despite this wide applicability, cost remains a major obstacle to large-scale industrial use of RML [ 10].
The natural history of liver fibrosis in individuals has been primarily based on biopsy, which is the only direct estimate of fibrosis, and although accurate despite a large sampling error, is limited by its applicability, cost and risk.
Thus, we suggest that the ideal treatment has yet to be established and that several factors must be included in the equation, such as applicability, cost, efficacy and availability.
Section 1 reviews the debate over the applicability of cost-benefit analysis to problems of investment in education.
We studied the applicability and cost effective aspect of a systematic use of these apps in neurosurgery.
Furthermore, the diverse nature of the coal-fired utility industry will likely limit the applicability and cost-effectiveness of any given technology for the current boiler population.
In this work, manufacturing processes (e.g. EDM, laser etching, PIM, ECM) were analyzed for their applicability and cost effectiveness for shaping of microstructured W-arrays.
ROSA software was used in this study to verify the applicability and cost-effectiveness of the NF BW dual stage desalination process.
Since existing structures can be retrofitted without removing or damaging the existing structural members, a seismic retrofit with FRP bracings has high applicability and cost efficiency.
The use of coronary stents has not been directly compared to perfusion angioplasty as a primary treatment for coronary lesions, but use of a perfusion balloon as an initial device may have broader applicability, lower cost and less technical demands on the operator compared to stent deployment.
