Meanwhile, Mr. Perdomo said, the Mexican sugar market is steadily shrinking because of increasing imports of less costly high fructose corn syrup from the United States.
Use of more costly H2 antagonist decreased 50% and use of less costly H2 antagonist increased 128% (p <.0001).
However, in the presence of less costly plasmids, the benefit of transfer disappears [ 39].
Recently developed mini- and micro-culture technologies have the advantage of being less costly because of the smaller volume of culture medium required, easier to use, and more sensitive, even when the parasite burden is low [ 12].
Recombinant scFvs either derived from hybridoma cells or produced by phage display technique remain an attractive alternative to full-length antibodies because of easier and less costly manufacture, opportunity of genetic engineering, tissue penetration and short-circulating half-lives.
In this study only 34% of subjects preferred RPD because they are less costly than other treatment option which means that most of the subjects from RPD group in this study reported that they were not affected by cost.
Developers say that town houses can be offered at lower prices than detached houses of equal size because they are less costly to build and those savings can be passed on to buyers.
This is quite a natural assumption: Intentionally improper disposal is made because it is less costly than proper treatment of waste, and this situation is quite likely when there is no environmentally friendly circumstance for proper treatment of waste.
Evapotranspiration (ET) covers have gained interest as an alternative to conventional covers for the closure of municipal solid waste (MSW) landfills because they are less costly to construct and are expected to have a longer service life.
And vanillin is a synthetic ingredient that makes baked goods cheaper, because it's less costly than natural vanilla, which is derived from various species of orchids.
