For example, according to Book Five of the German Social Code, the G-BA is to appraise whether technologies are "expedient, necessary and efficient" [ 42].
Expedient use of information technology and guidance about improvement techniques were also important preconditions for improving clinicians' understanding of the clinical system.
Expedient use of information technology along with guidance about improvement techniques also contributed to an overview of the clinical system and its underlying problems [ 49, 50].
We identified contextual factors that were important for facilitating system improvement in our case: interdisciplinary involvement of front line clinicians, a meeting place to enable interdisciplinary collaboration, communication with and involvement of staff not directly involved in improvement work, appropriate guidance, and expedient use of information technology.
This means that every dollar, every engineer and every man hour spent theorizing and developing ethical algorithms is a vital resource not being employed toward the actual, aforementioned obstacles to an expedient, widespread adoption of AV technology.
A Google team visited Infosys' newest campus at Hyderabad, where buildings combine passive design principles – such as orienting buildings to minimise heat and glare, strategically placed windows and the simple expedient of painting the roof white – with technologies such as shading and pumping cold water through pipes embedded in concrete, known as radiant cooling.
Taking this interaction into consideration is expedient during the design of the machining technology, in order to avoid harmful vibrations.
Bone tissue engineering is an expedient option for substituting lost bone segments.
It is this technology which European colonizers misinterpreted as expedient and insubstantial.
In conclusion, our plant-based expression technology provided a convenient platform for expedient and cost-effective production of immunogenic recombinant NaVLPs for vaccine studies.
