Accordingly, planning models created for American railroad traffic in the last decade by Ahuja [1], Newton [11] and also Bodin [4] neglect train costs and calculate costs individually for each car.
The policy had neither immediate nor sustained effect on total ACEIs/ARBs costs, ACEIs or ARBs costs individually.
The main barrier at present is the prohibitive cost of 3D-scanning technology, but with prices coming down, the availability of low-cost, individually-customised prostheses could soon be a reality.
The eCHECKUP TO GO is identified as a highly effective, low-cost individually-focused alcohol intervention by the NIAAA CollegeAIM guide.
Therefore, low-cost individually-oriented measures, such as handtools, are probably easier to implement than costly technical equipment with organisational consequences on worksites.
Tickets cost $6 individually or $5 in packs of 20.
The site considers how much each item would cost, bought individually or in combination with your other items, at 35 different online market places.
Compared to the time and cost of individually educating patients on prevention and post-treatment techniques, CareMessage's solution enables health centers to treat their patients more cost-effectively.
According to Dengeki Online, they're going to be hitting Ye Olde Nippon come September 22nd, and will cost ¥3980 ~$500) individually or ¥6980 ~$877) bundled together with a sweet art book.
Equally important is the cost paid, individually and collectively, to implement the living will and other provisions of Dodd-Frank.
In 2013, in a case involving small businesses suing American Express, the Roberts Court declared in remarkably dismissive language that the FAA "does not permit courts to invalidate a contractual waiver of class arbitration on the ground that the plaintiff's cost of individually arbitrating a federal statutory claim exceeds the potential recovery".
