In addition, a reduction of the computational cost in relevance to other multimode procedures is achieved.
Consumers are fickle and a single technology cycle or trend that is missed can cost you relevance in the next wave.
Motivating factors for clinical care providers included minimal burden, efficient and simple data entry, low operation cost and relevance of results or outcomes to their practice or research.
The need to formulate the research question clearly and be explicit and specific about the technology being evaluated is essential because various test kits can have the same purpose and yet differ in predictive value, costs, and relevance to practice and patient populations.
Philosophy departments ghettoize ideas, steering philosophers toward problems of interest to their disciplinary colleagues – at the cost of practical relevance to wider societal concerns.
Some of those homes simply do not have access to service, but most do and choose not to receive it, for reasons involving cost and perceived relevance to their lives.
Validity, reliability, responsiveness, relevance, cost and patient and administrator burden are criteria commonly applied when selecting outcome measures for use in clinical research [ 15].
DDP is represented by a variable α which can take any value from 0 to 1. Decreasing the value of α forces the search method to put more priority on maximizing antiredundancy at the cost of maximizing relevance.
As additional nucleic amplification assays become available, the impact of the use of focused versus comprehensive panels will continue to be evaluated for their respective clinical relevance, cost and work flow implications.
In an unstructured review of the literature [ 15], cost, practicality, clinical relevance and a lack of knowledge over which outcome measures to choose were highlighted as potential barriers to their routine use in practice.
