Specifically, unlike the initial capillary sequence-based or PCR-based metagenomic approaches, high-throughput metagenomic approaches based on next generation sequencing (NGS) make metagenomic analysis more sensitive, broader, and cheaper, providing critical insights into microbe-host interaction in large scale [ 12, 13].
Thus, the newly designed α+β alloys could be used for cheaper non-critical components.
Genetics will be a cheap and critical part of daily life, 23andme co-founder Anne Wojcicki has told the SXSW festival, claiming that genetics should be used for preventative medicine to bring down the cost of healthcare.
Content, like cardboard, is cheap yet critical if VR is to become anything close to mainstream.
Content, like cardboard, is cheap yet critical if VR is to become anything close to mainstream.
Getting Burger King on the cheap is critical, given its poor operating history, but Diageo sniffs at such a low number.
If the wheeler-dealing resulted only in medical advances and cheaper drugs, perhaps critical voices would not be heard.
"The cheaper iPhone is critical for expanding the addressable market, because many people in China and elsewhere simply can't afford to buy a current generation [top-end] iPhone, especially when it's not subsidised," said Jan Dawson, chief telecoms analyst at the consultancy Ovum.
For the importing country, this trade was a source of cheaper medicines, especially critical to countries under severe resource constraints facing major public health problems such as HIV/AIDS.
Correction Appended A cheap and easy critical approach to a crime documentary is to look at the opening scene.
