Clearly, the naturalness bias has substantial costs that we fail to consciously recognize.
A. Every building that's being built in New York City has substantial costs.
The BBC Red Button interactive service has "substantial costs" and as a result the number of video streams on satellite and cable TV will be cut from nine to just one.
High unemployment has substantial costs, including not only the hardship faced by the unemployed and their families, but also the harm done to the vitality and productive potential of our economy as a whole.
Bernanke did just that, and he stressed the pressing need to bring down unemployment, particularly long-term unemployment, which is the main justification for the Fed's expansionary policies: High unemployment has substantial costs, including not only the hardship faced by the unemployed and their families, but also the harm done to the vitality and productive potential of our economy as a whole.
The tax system's approach has substantial costs, one of which is that claimants often have to pay third parties to get their claims (tax returns) in; the market has stepped in in the form of software and commercial preparers, both of which are major players in the tax administration landscape.
The report claims that many of the savings will be notional because withdrawing legal aid will have substantial cost implications for other government departments.
CONCLUSION: Assuming equal diagnostic utility and procedure-related morbidity, institutions may have substantial cost savings whenever CT angiography can replace intraarterial DSA for imaging AAAs.
Patients undergoing revision total hip replacement (THR) are at greater risk of perioperative blood loss, requiring transfusion [1] and extended length of hospitalization [2], which can have substantial cost implications.
These discretionary clinical management selections may have substantial cost, including potential for patient harm, and likely do not provide patients much benefit.
