However, promising technology never insinuates cost-effective and easy execution.
However, promising technology never insinuates cost-effective and easy execution.
This technological advance has been critical to the design and execution of cost-effective genome wide association studies (GWAS) in humans and other well-studied systems (Hirschhorn and Daly, 2005; McCarthy et al., 2008).
Hence, a small value for the thrashing rate is required to maintain a stable and, consequently, cost effective job execution.
Vessel loop closure has been praised as cost-effective and simple due to the readily available materials needed for its execution.
In contrast, the traditional apprenticeship training approach seems cost-effective, relying as it does upon the learner assisting a professional in the execution of his/her paid duties.
Those writing to support the measure said the state should honour victims by having a method to carry out executions, and a firing squad would faster and more cost-effective.
Besides this, most of the public clouds support the execution of any kinds of applications and may not represent a cost-effective solution for researchers requiring complex analyses.
"The network is no longer a cost center; it is central to revenue generation and strategy execution," the memo says, adding that S.D.N. "promises to make the network more agile, scalable, and cost-effective".
It is very cost-effective".
Cost-effective solutions.
