In bioinformatics and many other data-rich disciplines, the process of labeling instances is costly; however, unlabeled instances are inexpensive and readily available.
That would be in agreement with the fact that all obligate endoparasites have lost purine de novo synthesis, which is an energetically costly pathway (for instance, it requires more ATP than pyrimidine de novo synthesis, which was lost in fewer parasites).
The instance of costly storms has increased in recent years.
The government has stuck with a costly subsidy regime, for instance, a perennial drag on growth, and has declined to ratify the WTO's trade-facilitation agreement, missing an opportunity to boost trade.
Among the costliest drug categories, for instance, is the new class of antiinflammatory drugs known as cox-2 inhibitors.
Although web services allow online offerings to connect, for instance, it is costly to synchronise their data.
The threat of actual hostilities seems remote — neither China nor the U.S. is inclined to seek a costly conflict over Taiwan, for instance — but China's feeling of encirclement is real and worth noting.
Conversely, stronger financial means could provide increased ability to offset declines in physical functioning, for instance, by purchasing costly medications or helpful supplements, or by undergoing extensive physical therapy or medical treatment procedures that are effective at minimizing functional limitations.
For instance, when a costly dynamic programming method, such as QNet (Dost et al., 2008), is used to summarize sets of networks accurately in the CTree method, computing the summary for even a single internal node can take more than 1 month for networks with more than 12 nodes.
Arrangements for dedicated instances are too costly for the SaaS vendor to deliver.
Arrangements for dedicated instances are too costly for the SaaS vendor to deliver.
