It costs name-brand manufacturers hundreds of millions of dollars annually in lost sales.
And the number of passengers interested in booking with low-cost names is on the rise.
Therefore, we determined that the R-S factor names were not completely relevant to an Italian context and chose 'Depersonalization', 'Inaccessibility', 'Ambience', and 'Cost' to name the domains corresponding to the four I-factors.
"They were going to say whoever donated enough money to support its cost could name it".
What truly distinguishs one maker from the other is cost, brand name and the peripheral services they provide.
There are some legitimate questions to be asked about the Democrats' plans for health care reform -- the cost, to name one.
Her plan includes the expected price ceilings, as well as measures aimed at bringing more generic drugs to the market conventional wisdom says the presence of cheaper generics brings down the cost of name brand drugs.
21 These means of improving medication safety ensure safety for older adults, as well as reduce the added burden on the healthcare system (ie, preventable falls, fractures, rehospitalisations, added cost, to name a few).
It isn't just high labor costs for name chefs or the price of Muscovy duck.
In 2008, the share of low-cost drugs was 40.3% of the DDD (24.0% generics, 16.3% low-cost brand name drugs).
Nowadays, production enterprises are faced with an array of challenges including increasing pressure regarding costs, demands for individualized products as well as the growing significance of logistic performance and costs, to name just a few.
