Her preferred step-by-step approach has started with cost control; ideas for boosting coverage are promised in the coming weeks.Mrs Clinton offers a litany of well-known, but sensible, savings, such as shifting to electronic records, concentrating more on preventive medicine, improving the management of chronic diseases, and creating a "best practices institute" to set guidelines for optimal care.
Introducing natural gas ejectors can be considered to be a cost-effective way for boosting the production of low-pressure natural gas wells.
In 2012, the Ministry of Health and Labor Welfare in Japan announced its third action plan for boosting efficiency, cost optimization, staff training, and patient education to encourage more clinical research in Japan.
The present work elaborates on a profound understanding for designing low-cost, highly efficient FeN2-based electrocatalyst for boosting ORR.
Furthermore, the National Health Security Office NHSOO) responsible for the UCS has subsequently taken steps to expand coverage to a number of illnesses that can produce catastrophic costs for households, boosting financial risk protection.
Our work might provide an alternative strategy for utilizing piezo-phototronic effect for boosting photoresponsing performance of PD in a low-cost and convenient manner.
I'm all for boosting connectedness here.
Incomplete FA was used for boosting immunizations.
In this latter scenario, you'd gain an additional 10 customer for no additional advertising cost, thus boosting your profits significantly.
Detailed pseudocode for cost-sensitive boosting scheme is given as in Procedure 1. Up to now, all existing sequence-based conformational B-cell epitope predictors can only perform antigenic determinant residue state prediction; that is, they can only predict antigenic determinant residues rather than real epitopes.
