Instead of going to their shareholders, however, all profits still go directly to the U.S. Treasury, presumably to pay back the extensive costs of receivership and "bail out".
Also according to AmericanPregnancy.com, the cost of delivering a baby could reach as high as $6,000-8,0006,000-8,000s not include prenatal care or the extensive costs of a complicated pregnancy, especially one requiring a Caesarian section.
Researching entities can expect to recoup the extensive costs of successful research since they are granted exclusive protection on production and marketing of a resulting commercial product.
12 The extensive costs of pesticide self-poisonings to families, society and the general economy therefore suggest a strong economic incentive for investment in self-harm interventions.
The economic analysis within this trial will consist of an extensive cost analysis of both the control and intervention groups from the NHS perspective, and will identify the key items (if any) that underpin any significant cost differences between the two trial groups.
While wetlands also provide habitat for aquatic biota, and often act as a refuge for wildlife, there is growing concern that as wetlands become polluted, they could become toxic to aquatic life and lead to extensive costs for the disposal of sediments.
The improvement is a result of extensive cost cutting, but revenue at the Corning, N.Y.-based company continues to shrink.
In large network simulations the extensive cost and the huge amount of memory required for performing the calculations is a major problem.
This was done because the GDG believed that the results of the extensive cost effectiveness modelling for the osteoarthritis guideline were unlikely to differ for rheumatoid arthritis.
Since there is no Medicare or Medicaid for pets (although some insurance does exist, the coverage is not as extensive), the cost of pet care falls directly on the owners.
