The anti-depressive treatment associated with the antiviral one has been efficient, decreasing the abandon rate of the antiviral therapy.
Armed with the right rules or computer software, investors can, it seems, earn juicy excess returns as can (and do) many of the academics who discover them, whether by trading directly or taking jobs as investment advisers.Rethinking riskYet few economists are prepared to abandon the efficient market.
The full potential shown in Fig. 6 can only be exploited in case there is no deviation from schedule as delays require train drivers to abandon energy-efficient operation and resort to a driving technique that minimises travelling time.
Such models of ecological engineering are considered presently as an efficient tool for rehabilitation of abandoned coal fly ash basins.
The design was partly used in the first domestic refrigerators, but the technology was abandoned when more efficient compressors became popular in the 1950s.
A resounding 61.3% of Sunderland's voters chose to leave the European Union despite the possibility that tens of thousands of jobs would be at risk if Nissan, the north-east's biggest private sector employer, abandoned its highly efficient plant in the city.
There, the individual wooden panels of the ceiling were successfully treated with the application of organotin (TBTO), a biocide that is efficient but which has been abandoned in Europe because of its high environmental toxicity.
16 While these were later abandoned in favour of more efficient, alternative methodology, they nicely illustrate how a complex synthesis evolves.
Even Henry Ford's early investors tried to persuade him to abandon his idea for the compact, efficient Model T and instead concentrate on big 6-cylinder touring cars because that's where the money was.
Even the political conventions would be more efficient with this plan, as each campaign would abandon its delegates in favor of flying the 63,171 "people who matter" into Colorado and Minnesota respectively, to court them up close.
