Most agencies in state-funded health care systems recommend or require exclusively cost-utility analyses in the base-case scenario [ 19, 21, 25, 26, 30].
But after deciding to shoot exclusively on the backlot, the production costs soared from $2 million to over $25 million (for comparison, Star Wars, a film in which an entire planet gets blown up, only cost $11 million).
In the first case, the design includes exclusively low cost solutions, while in the second case technologies commonly associated with Net zero houses are included.
Several adjustments of the health system in the period between 1993 and 2000 focussed exclusively on cost reduction.
Tehran, the cheapest city to visit, remains one of the least attractive.Surveys of this kind usually focus exclusively on costs.
The Rainbow K-x is already listed on Tower Records Japan's website (through which it will be sold exclusively) and costs $810.
Nevertheless, since decisions to include a drug into the TA are normally based almost exclusively on costs, it is highly probable that hospitals would not include those drugs in their TAs if they were not obliged to.
"Instead the price for most water is determined almost exclusively by the cost of the infrastructure to deliver it to the customer, not by the value of water itself".
Reporting on mental health issues with reference primarily (and at times exclusively) to economic cost feeds into a nexus of mistrust, blame and confusion.
Supporters, however, say judges would never focus exclusively on the cost of a sentence or turn their responsibilities of judgment into a numerical equation.
Unnerved, we attacked the problem with one of the hotel's specialty cocktails, which we quickly found cost exclusively in the $12 to $15 range -- another pitfall of the hotel scene, where prices are scaled for those with expense accounts.
