With this level of efficiency, it has cost in average USD 49.11 to provide one child with three basic services.
Having cost and efficiency in mind, viability of indirect-drive squirrel cage induction generator for stand-alone wind energy conversion systems is discussed.
A BT spokesman said: "BT has applied cost efficiencies to its Broadband Delivery UK work and so the company is delivering excellent value for money.
Arguments suggest that a single physician or small teams of surgeons utilizing local nursing and support staff, i.e., a "minimalist" approach, has a cost efficiency per procedure advantage over fully functional travelling teams [ 51, 52].
Also, the advantages of the two-step immobilization method has demonstrable cost efficiency, good reversibility uniform density, and shows promise for the eventual development of a robust and specific blood protein detection platform.
Taken together, the government's various energy efficiency schemes have cost £94 for each tonne of carbon they saved, significantly more than the £34 per tonne of carbon dioxide of the schemes they replaced.
So far, all of the previous studies have explored cost efficiency of DMUs with nonnegative data, and there is no discussion concerning cost efficiency in the presence of negative data.
De novo synthesized DNA molecules, without needing an initial DNA template, have higher cost efficiency and higher flexibility than redesigning molecules produced by molecular cloning [ 1].
On Wall Street, shares of Edison fell 8percentt yesterday, to $11.78, apparently as a result of investors' disappointment that the company had not been awarded more schools, an outcome that would have enhanced its cost efficiencies.
The use of IGRAs has increased specificity in the diagnosis of LTBI, and has proven greater cost efficiency, especially in the use of preventive therapy [ 15, 16].
