Closer cooperation between the F.D.A. and European authorities, for instance, could spare manufacturers and governments the expense of repeated inspections of the same plants.
Strategy cost includes the expense of repeat USG-FNA for initial inadequate FNAs and surgery for repeat inadequate USG-FNAs.
One hindrance to PNa re-lowering is that it is usually achieved at the expense of the repeated infusion of large volume of hypotonic fluids.
Asymptomatic patients, not yet eligible for ART, may not appreciate the need for medical care at this stage and may be put off by the disruption, expense and stigma of repeated clinic visits for, what they perceive as, little treatment.
In Speer's telling, Hitler is duplicitous and vacuous, so intimidated by accomplished people that he surrounds himself with shallow hangers-on; he is humorless and only laughs at the expense of others; he tiresomely repeats himself and is delusional, even before the war, with what Speer describes as "fantastic misreadings" of reality.
However, although both patients and physicians accepted the inconvenience and repeated expense of short-term fillers, they have long sought a dermal filler substance that promised long-lasting results with extremely low incidences of complications and adverse events.
Because of the sparse yield of information and low information content of most markers, this computational expense was not repeated with the 273-OTU matrix.
While SFR has a tolerable end-to-end delay for VANETs, it does so at the expense of saturating the network with repeat broadcasts and this is highlighted by the link load metric which at a vehicle density of 140/km2 is 35 times higher than of PACK.
But repeated disputes over the expense of translations into all of the official European languages killed those initiatives.
First, the SNR can be improved by averaging multiple magnitude images from repeated DTI scans, at the expense of a prolonged scan time.
