In extracting cost information, we originally had more sub-categories but found the frequency of cost reporting so infrequent it did not warrant multiple sub-categories.
Almost a quarter of the cost data came from China Indiaa contributed the next highest frequency of cost data (14%%).
Moreover, the Acura CL has one of the lowest costs of repair per year, according to Intellichoice, a publication that tracks frequency of repair, costs of repairs and depreciation among other ownership-related expenses.
In addition, the duration of prescriptions in months of high-cost drugs such as sorafenib and the frequency of high-cost procedures such as Trans-arterial chemo-embolisation (TACE) were established and included in the cost estimates for HCC patients.
*Mapping stringency was defined as Ambiguous, with frequencies of mismatch cost, insertion cost, deletion cost, matching length and similarity of 2, 2, 2, 0.5, and 0.8, respectively; Medium, with frequencies of 2, 3, 3, 0.5, and 0.8, respectively; and Strict, with frequencies of 3, 3, 3, 0.5, and 0.95, respectively.
And just as free apps will continue to grow in popularity, so will the frequency of lower-cost paid apps.
In terms of practice, this study points to three areas to consider when implementing TEFA strategies; frequency of use, cost to students, and ease of on-demand access.
An example of a ranking that puts the most emphasis on time to first application, frequency of inspections, cost, service life, and curing time has been shown in Table 5.
Rather, our data suggest that the reduced usage of expensive amino acids is primarily caused by a greater frequency of moderate cost amino acids under high expression.
Base case estimates of frequency and costs of ADEs were lower than all estimates of the sensitivity analyses.
