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However, lower thresholds would be costly, warned London GP Dr Kate Adams.

The bunkers built by democratic governments at the time of the cold war were costly, numerous and, like Dr Strangelove himself, slightly absurd.

The same year, she was with Albert Finney in the successful The Dresser, but her 1994 Hollywood film Mary Reilly, an ambitious and costly version of the Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde story with Julia Roberts and John Malkovich, was panned by the critics.

"In future, digital solutions may improve dialogue with health professionals and ensure the widespread development of personal asthma action plans to help avoid unnecessary and costly hospital visits for treatment". Dr Penny Woods, the chief executive of the British Lung Foundation, said: "The findings of Asthma UK's survey are typical of all lung diseases.

Dr Pope says telemedicine would improve patient care and reduce costly re-admissions.

Successful DR programs also provide economic gains such as deferrals of costly network upgrades as well as network security enhancements.

"This study confirmed that [reproductive] care is costly to females, but surprisingly revealed that reproduction is similarly costly to males," said Dr Matthew Dugas, a research associate at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, US, who worked on the study.

Equally costly is the need to provide protection and support to children caught in conflicts in DR Congo, the Central African Republic and Chad.

Dr Richard Wellings, from free-market think tank the Institute of Economic Affairs, described HS3 as "little more than a costly vanity project".

"We use computers with memory that's almost free, but biological information is costly," Dr. Dukas said.

"Fusion has not been proven to be safe, and it is too costly," Dr. Koshiba said in an interview in Tokyo.