Survey based surveillance of tobacco use and purchasing patterns is very costly, lacks timeliness, and may be biased by strong social desirability –especially when illegal behaviors such as tax avoidance are involved [47].
Clear, concise, and free of polemics, "No End in Sight" is a gripping look at an appalling-and costly- lack of leadership.
They can be time-consuming and costly or lack reproducibility.
Alternatively, it may suggest that the patient did not follow the doctor's instructions for various reasons, for example, because the prescribed medicine was costly, or lack of home care.
Although TPE implicates significant costs (1267 Euro, i.e. approximately 1577 USD per TPE in Germany), alternative rescue modalities such as adsorption techniques are likely to be even more costly and lack the potential to replenish the organism with removed substances.
The National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES), considered the gold standard for population-based studies, is both costly and lacks continuous surveillance [ 14].
High import duties, costly tax and lack of technical know-how all create a barrier to translating the huge domestic market into a global one.
Congress included no medical exception in its ban on bringing detainees into the United States, but facilities at Guantánamo lack costly equipment that may become necessary as detainees age; a medical commander told reporters she could not perform radiation therapy or kidney dialysis, for example.
Multicast techniques are typically evaluated using synthetic traffic or within a full system, which is either simplistic or costly, given the lack of realistic traffic models that distinguish between unicast and multicast flows.
They point out that those trying to coerce Democrats to accept critical changes to the Affordable Care Act (ACA) don't have an end-game plan to avoid a costly defeat and lack a positive message, offering only opposition and obstruction.
National NHS IT policies are often costly with a lack of demonstrable benefits.
