The inducible expression cassette was highly efficient, benefiting from a low basal expression level and a high induction ratio.
Migrating seniors and Medicaid enrollees into exchange-based plans, in a less-regulated exchange, will lead to more cost-efficient benefit design.
Interestingly, these narratives referenced employees' satisfaction with cost-efficient benefits, like free coffee and parking, more often than more costly ones like excellent healthcare coverage--indicating that sweeteners small and large can deepen employee satisfaction.
The largest portion 23%—is in equities, but not in the stockmarket, which Mr Swensen believes is too efficient to benefit much from active management.
Firms can apply the findings to design an ownership strategy that considers both efficient and benefit lenses, fostering successful foreign investment.
When compared to combination therapy involving several drugs, a single dual target inhibitor is expected to have advantages, such as a simpler pharmacokinetic property, lower toxicity, higher compliance and more efficient clinical benefit.
The market for Part D and other public insurance supposedly gets more efficient and benefits from healthy competition when consumers have sufficient information to make smart choices and drive prices down.
Although the bankers touted the registry as a way to make mortgage processing more efficient, thus benefiting borrowers, they weren't shy about admitting their main goal: more profits.
Making operations more efficient there benefits large parts of Southern Africa.
Although delivery of efficient care benefits both patients and providers, premature discharge can adversely affect clinical outcomes, resulting in increased hospital readmissions and higher long-term costs.
