Available drugs for treatment are expensive, associated with adverse effects (Simarro, Franco, et al. 2012), and exhibit increasing drug resistance (Brun et al. 2001).
This approach uses only a single bar-shaped laser beam for cell manipulation and sorting within flowing systems, eliminating the need for expensive associated optics to provide an easily integrated tool within microscale platforms.
Specifically, we will have a therapy that is expensive, associated with small but potentially important side effects, unlikely to offer any benefit to patients who have short ICU courses and are at no risk of anemia of critical illness, and yet only able to produce significant improvements in serum hemoglobin levels after several days of treatment.
Although Mr. Scrushy denied last fall that he had expensive tastes, associates have said he had nearly three dozen cars, including two Rolls-Royces and a Lamborghini.
The analysis, published online March 19 in BMJ, found no difference between the two treatments in time to healing, although the larval treatment was somewhat more expensive and associated with slightly more pain.
Because of the prohibitively expensive costs associated with building a new nationwide telephone network from scratch, the act required the regional phone companies to lease their equipment to rival companies to promote competition.
To those on the other side of the divide, the Porsche appears an expensive bauble, associated with a certain Mr. Seinfeld, Cayennes at the mall, and the coming four-door Panamera, while the GT-R is a modern supercar descended straight from a video game universe.
Commercial products are highly expensive and associated with an imposing need for repeated injections.
Furthermore, SPG and ONS are invasive, expensive, and associated with risks inherent with implanted devices (e.g. infection, pain at the site of implantation, electrode migration).
Biosorption has been found to be an efficient and effective alternative technology at little or no cost when compared with the conventional methods of removing waste from effluents which are rather expensive with associated demerits.
