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Advocates of expanded testing contend that it is also cost-effective: testing may cost from $20 to $50 per newborn, they say, but babies left undiagnosed could require hundreds of thousands of dollars in medical care over a lifetime.
FIRST@PC targets a flexible and cost-effective testing environment where media-centric service compositions are flexibly realized on top of computing/networking resources.
Criteria for carrier screening for a genetic disorder generally include clinical severity, high carrier frequency, a reliable and cost-effective testing platform, and availability of genetic counseling for carrier couples [17].
We conducted an incremental analysis to identify the cost-effective testing strategy.
Rather, priority is given to rapid and cost-effective testing methods for the assessment of the estrogenic activity of WwTW effluents.
FISH with a single probe to confirm a suspected diagnosis of a well-described syndrome, such as Williams syndrome, would be a more cost-effective testing methodology.
"The ability to provide physicians with a noninvasive, cost-effective test to help identify patients that will benefit from I.C.D. therapy is very appealing," Michael T. Rousseau, president of the St . Judedivision that will sell Cambridge's gear, said at the time.
Finally, models provide a cost-effective test bench for improved designs of radon prevention systems.
This paper describes a simple cost-effective test system for micro-tribology experiments.
The multiplex RTi-PCR developed scored the sensitivity recognised for PCR in food and it allows a high-throughput and automation, thus it is promising as a rapid and cost-effective test for the food industry.
While the goal of selection and reduction is to produce a more cost-effective test suite, studies presented in the literature show that the techniques may not work effectively, since they discard test cases and consequently, some failures may not be revealed (Jeffrey and Gupta 2007).
