However, it did push back the Indian frontier, increase the breach between the United States and the British North American colonies, and confirm the U.S.-Canadian boundary.
Although a number of two-sample FIT screening strategies (eg, with at least one sample, or the mean of both samples being positive) are close to the cost-efficiency frontier, increasing the number of one-sample FIT screening rounds was found to be a more cost-effective way of gaining health benefits.
Turkey has recently added extra border posts at its frontiers, increased the number of border guards, tightened inspections in various Aegean ports, started sharing intelligence on human smuggling with other countries including Italy and Bosnia, and begun new training for guards.
On this frontier, increases in the eficiency of unskilled labor are obtained at the cost of declines in the eficiency of skilled labor and capital.
As shown in Table 2, the distance to the cognitive frontier increases after leaving the labor force.
The incremental costs per QALY gained, which are obtained by comparing consecutive programmes on the efficient frontier, increase from €3701 for policies with three screening rounds to €122 508 for policies with ten screening rounds.
To begin with, the population of the Amazon's "new frontier" had increased more than six-fold between 1960 and 1970, as the government incentivized land clearing.
The next frontier is increasing your efficiency so that you can spend less time and still do a good job.
At the end of the lecture, Halliday draws attention to an emerging research frontier, the increasing contact between linguistics and natural science.
Model (7) indicates that the kth DMU can attain an efficiency frontier by increasing the amount of inputs under managerial disposability.
