It is therefore critical to promote access to low cost, context-adapted viral load tools.
In striving to improve outcomes globally for curable childhood cancer conditions such as retinoblastoma, opportunity arises to include Stages of Change models for treatment completion, within the reality of lived cultural and cost contexts.
It would provide businesses with the opportunity to adapt their products and services to an entirely new, lower fixed-cost context.
During the planning phase, a public health approach prioritizes partnerships and resources that would be effective within this cultural and cost-context.
We will thus study the temporal cost of context transfers for a whole sequence of each application case.
In general, the EMMIE framework would be useful in providing a realist assessment (Pawson and Tilley 1997) of conservation initiatives through a holistic understanding of the mechanisms, costs-benefits, context, and outcomes of such strategies.
These exemption policies were organized within the BI cost-recovery context managed by community-based management committees.
In the "Selection experiment," although we observed overall costs within each social network context, costs were nevertheless specific to impressions of trustworthiness and competence and were not observed for attractiveness.
Better understanding of cost-effective, context-specific interventions or packages of interventions for treatment and prevention of MNS disorders may contribute to achieving South Africa's ambitious mental health targets.
From a regulatory point of view in the European context, cost recovery by means of non-market-based settlement faces the problem of defining an appropriate cost-neutral penalty that covers the balancing costs and incentivizes shippers.
"Because it's not a huge cost in the context of what is happening, we're optimistic that it can be worked out," Ms. Saunders said.
