While bearing in mind the limitations of any direct comparison of the present study with the above study, this equates to an incremental cost of £15 150 per QALY gained (exchange rate £1=$1.67, October 2005), which is similar to that found in the present study (£17 656 per QALY gained), falling within NICE's generally accepted threshold range for cost-effectiveness in the United Kingdom.
Gene dynamics in E. coli is high enough to change significantly even at short time spans, providing opportunity for social traits to be gained, exchanged, and lost.
[C2.] Exchange-Traded Funds Gain Favor Exchange-traded funds -- investment pools that are similar to mutual funds but trade like stocks -- are gaining favor among investors and may soon evolve into a viable alternative to a broad range of traditional mutual funds, two new reports predict.
Moreover, certain countries might show less restraint in the weapons they are willing to sell in order to gain foreign exchange revenues.
Jekesai's father has died, and her uncle is greedy for the payment of goats that he'd gain in exchange.
Mr. Arafat previously insisted that he could not act against popular militant groups without some gain in exchange, like an easing of the Israeli blockade of Palestinian areas, which has caused economic hardship.
The parties in the OP cannot bargain without knowing what they have to offer or to gain in exchange.
Blumenthal's intelligence did indicate that Sarkozy expected monetary gain in exchange for his early support of the rebels.
Equally important, many patients are reluctant to take medication and would not accept the equation of potential long-term gain in exchange for early medical therapy.
In other words, at the moment the Italian Lira has a higher interest rate than the US dollar, so therefore, the forward purchase causes a gain on exchange to exist.
