Section 1 reviews the debate over the applicability of cost-benefit analysis to problems of investment in education.
was developed to resolve issues with regards the transferability and policy applicability of cost-effectiveness analysis (CEA) that might limit or preclude its use and re-use for sector-wide priority setting [ 18, 19].
The format of the cost model also limited its applicability; rather than listing fixed and variable costs, the article listed only the average cost for all measurements in the study, thereby limiting the applicability of the cost model to situations with different numbers of subjects or repeated measurements in identical settings.
The study opened a new frontier for applicability of low cost carbon reach substrates as a combined source of carbon and nitrogen for other industrial bioprocesses.
Strong correlation of disclosure with the presence of majority government ownership of the company and the relative activity of share trading supports the applicability of political costs and capital need theories, respectively.
Overall, formulating drug molecules, DNA and imaging agents, without any interference, in a physico-chemically optimized carrier may open a path towards broad applicability of these cost-effective multivalent nanocomposites for treating different diseases.
Nevertheless, the applicability of low-cost adsorbents is limited either due to their low removal capacity or lack of public acceptance.
20 Additionally, all other assumptions were derived from studies or data specific to the Japanese population, enhancing applicability of the cost-effectiveness to the Japanese health care system.
Even in appliances, the applicability of the social cost of carbon is limited.
Finally, the applicability of activity-based cost information and process models to product designing practices was tested.
Still, industry specialists and executives at other low-cost airlines are skeptical about the applicability of the low-cost business model to long-distance routes.
