By measuring the contamination level of the two products, we could not only show cost efficiency benefitting hospitals but also benefits for patients.
Moreover, the low filler content (10 wt%) indicates high cost efficiency, benefiting practical applications.
In the context of SCP, efficiency would most commonly be cost efficiency, that is, benefits per unit costs (Ando et al., 1998; Margules & Sarkar, 2007; Wilson et al., 2009).
More than a decade since its inception, the benefits and cost efficiency of robot-assisted radical prostatectomy (RARP) continue to elicit controversy.
Preliminary studies in the West have proven cost-efficiency benefits of Bluetooth in spatial sensing in homogenous traffic conditions [4].
As discussed above, in the WECARE Study RRT is highly correlated with true RT and yields a substantial cost-efficiency benefit relative to random sampling.
In addition to the cost and efficiency benefits, mid-level workers have been found to be more likely to remain and work in rural areas and follow treatment guidelines.
In addition to cost and efficiency benefits, the 454 sequencing method may provide greater reliability in the sequence output (estimated sequencing error in the present study was 2 errors in 14,055 bp of sequence) which will likely improve as newer versions (e.g., the GS-FLX system) of the sequencing platform and assembly software are made available.
As Andy Grove would point out, if you're not creating a 10X improvement on the dimension of cost, efficiency, or benefit to the consumer, you're hosed.
Some of the dimensions which conflict include: benefit, evidence, cost, efficiency, equity, equality, benefit to a country's economy, severity of disease, prevalence of disease, solidarity, protection of the vulnerable, and more.
The LAPD is working with the courts and the DMV to correct the issue as part of a broader push to improve the program's cost efficiency and safety benefits, Beck said.
