Storage then becomes a critical factor for performance but at a considerable cost.
I believe that such academic internships, especially on campus, are more easily accessible than commercial ones, which can require rather strict recruiting procedures, and sometimes a face to face interview (for students, skipping classes for an interview might be a considerable cost).
It is acknowledged that one expense not considered for allocating resources was cost of developing DH lines, which is certainly a considerable cost for breeding programs.
In the revised terms and conditions, Starbucks tells staff that funding sick pay from the first day of illness "leads to a considerable cost for the company".
Twenty years later, according to Michael Addis, a psychology professor at Clark University, the inner lives of most men "remain hidden from others and often from themselves" and men continue to pay a considerable cost for their silence that often manifests itself in loneliness, anxiety, despair and depression.
Expression constructs were created and rigorous kinetic experiments conducted for each variant: presumably at a considerable cost in terms of research time and consumables.
If resistance implies a considerable cost for the bacteria, their growth rate would not be enough to offset the wash out dynamic imposed by the diverse body fluids, the killing mediated by the immune system, or it might allow the more fit susceptible bacteria to out-compete the resistant ones once the antibiotic is removed [10].
For the patient, there was a considerable cost attached to being referred to a district hospital and often relatives were unwilling or unable to pay for the transfer and subsequent care implied.
It must not be overlooked that depression represents a considerable cost for productivity both in terms of absenteeism and presenteeism 67 and more importantly, given the highly sensitive tasks the officers of this study have to accomplish, it increases the possibility of errors and the risk to the health and safety of others.
