But another potential explanation has been offered: maybe third-party candidates cost Clinton dear.
Results: Screening and surveillance of patients with both dysplastic and nondysplastic Barrett's esophagus followed by esophagectomy for surgical candidates with high-grade dysplasia or esophageal cancer and endoscopic therapy for cancer patients who were not operative candidates cost $12,140 per life-year gained compared to no screening.
Katz said the numbering of seats would simplify campaigns and reduce candidates' costs.
This step-wise approach allowed us to detect the most promising candidates cost-effectively.
Open image in new window Fig. 4 Frequency histogram of the demand scenarios Table 1 Comparisons of average and standard deviation of the logistical structure costs Candidate solutions Average cost STD cost C.V Logistical structure with 9 DCs 8.74 × 108 0.36 × 108 0.041 Logistical structure with 10 DCs 8.52 × 108 0.41 × 108 0.048 Logistical structure with 11 DCs 8.82 × 108 0.44 × 108 0.049.
With Pimco's assets falling rapidly and the equity portfolio failing to make headway, the stock mutual fund operation was a logical candidate for cost cutting, Kinnel said.
Theoretically, CAM therapies seem effective and a good candidate for cost savings because they avoid high technology, offer inexpensive remedies, and harness the power of vis medicatrix naturae (the body's natural ability to heal itself).
Advanced maintenance models and services are candidates for cost savings.
Some things are of course new, but others are recapitulations of existing forms, perhaps with changes on important dimensions (the obvious candidates - speed, cost, bandwidth, search).
Ever since, he has bitterly blamed Ross Perot, the Texas maverick who ran as the Reform Party candidate, for costing President Bush a second term.
Although House Republicans rode a Tea Party wave to victory in 2010, Tea Party candidates arguably cost Republicans at least four Senate seats.
