A recent New Zealand community-based falls prevention study in an elderly population suggests that falls intervention programs can be cost effective, finding that a home safety program cost $432 per fall prevented [ 26].
It's much easier and more cost-effective than finding new prospects every month.
When customers leave their brands, they blame natural attrition, even though studies show that keeping current customers is much cheaper and more cost-effective than finding new ones.
19 These authors also concluded that having a preventive programme is cost-effective by finding that an intervention with examination, varnish and counselling can achieve 70% more averted caries at a cost of US$66£5353) per caries surface prevented.
Analytical results in this study demonstrate that the HPV-Pap strategy at 3- or 5-year intervals was cost-effective; this finding is generally consistent with those studies.
Self-reporting is also used in national surveys, since it is the most-efficient and cost-effective way of finding out about an individual's situation.
As with media players, the providers of rival search engines will be watching closely to see just how difficult Microsoft's new products will make life for them.At present, search marketing is considered a relatively cheap and cost-effective method of finding customers, but there are only a finite number of search terms, says Kenneth Cassar, director of strategic analysis for Nielsen//Net Ratings.
This is going to be, I think, the most cost-effective way of finding criminals".
Several cost-effective heuristics for finding an approximate solution have been proposed.
Static bug localization techniques provide cost-effective means of finding files related to the failure described in a bug report.
The Economist magazine recently teamed with Innocentive, an award granting corporation, as it advertises itself, connecting " seekers with solvers" to enable other corporations the "shortest, most cost-effective path to finding a solution.
