With this increased burden, efficient, quality care becomes even more important.
For example, support from the Global Fund has helped Indonesia, which has the world's fourth highest TB burden, develop an efficient and effective national TB-control program.
However, numerical simulations usually suffer from heavy computation burden, and more efficient and feasible re-sampling algorithms deserve further studies [ 32].
The long-term objective was: "Health systems research allows African decision makers, policy advocates and health service managers to improve health outcomes and reduce disease burden through more efficient and affordable health systems" [ 1].
8, 14, 15 Eliminating these burdens necessitates inexpensive, efficient, and effective interventions.
Then, in subsection 3.5, we introduce a time-varying error bound aiming at achieving simultaneously fast convergence, low computational burden, and efficient use of the input data.
To that end, the military's plan for the repeal — little noticed when it was released at the same time last month as an exhaustive nine-month Pentagon study on the effects of ending "don't ask, don't tell" — demands education and training for commanders as well as combat units, but notes that training "should be efficient and should not burden the force".
Clinical care providers are motivated to participate in a registry project if burden is minimal, data entry is efficient and simple, [ 17] operation is low cost, [ 18] and results or outcomes are relevant to clinical practice or research interests [ 19, 20].
On the one hand, the industry is burdened with mandates to produce more efficient and greener cars that few want to buy.
