In this example, the graph details that it is more cost-effective to switch to 1 vial of SCIT for either 3 or 5 years of therapy.
Associated to an effective way to switch the wettability properties of the surface, control of droplet displacement on superhydrophobic surface seems to be possible.
Therefore, the effective time to switch media was likely to be limited by diffusion through the cellulose membrane (thickness ≈30 µm and molecular weight cutoff 14 kDa).
The answer of course is that advertising, to be effective, would need to switch to RSS feeds.
In short, I propose that the oldest MAB are fully capable of foraging but do not for one of two reasons: one, they are needed as nectar receivers, or two, there is insufficient forage in the field to make it cost effective for them to switch.
That is more effective than threatening to switch.
The minimal incremental probability of becoming non-compliant after generic substitution needs to be 4.5% in order for branded risperidone to be cost-effective compared to switching a patient to generic risperidone at a WTP threshold of €40,000 per QALY gained.
The Newspaper National Network (NNN), a consortium of 25 newspaper companies, recently published a study that finds that clip-out coupons printed on newspapers' own pages (as opposed to loose ones that fall out when you turn the page) are the most effective at getting users to switch brands, trade up or try something new.
If only 1 of 5 sub-Saharan African women now using pills or injectables (that is, other, less effective hormonal contraception) were to switch to an implant, more than 1.8 million unintended pregnancies would be averted in 5 years, resulting in almost 600,000 fewer abortions and 10,000 fewer maternal deaths.
