The risk might be Porzingis' health — he's never played more than 72 games — and the high-cost commitment — he'll be a restricted free agent his summer — but it could be a win for Dallas.
This paste, Plumpy'nut, is like magic!" High costs, continued commitment Today, more than ever, the spectre of looming malnutrition is of great concern.
Longitudinal studies are rare because of the high cost and time commitment necessary to execute them.
Hence, if the buyer can come up with $30,800 but not $38,000, the higher price with a settlement cost commitment has succeeded in expanding the market.
For years, ever since the 1980s when women again began to flood into the workplace, pioneers such as Anna Coote, Tess Gill and Harriet Harman have argued that part-time work, flexibility and job shares to fit around family commitments (and the high cost of childcare) shouldn't have to mean that a woman forfeits aspirations and a career.
Despite the success of antiretroviral therapy in suppressing HIV-1 replication and extending the life of HIV-1 infected individuals, this regimen is associated with risks for non-AIDS morbidity and mortality, requires life commitment, and has a high cost.
The present study's findings confirm that even when patients have a high level of commitment to medication adherence, economic factors in particular, the high cost of transportation for monthly clinic visits are an important challenge to sustained treatment success.
The high cost of measles and the severity of its complications fully justify the commitment required to reach measles elimination.
The assumption is that there's a considerable population of people who are caught between the high-cost, low-commitment world of car and ride sharing and the variable-cost, high-commitment world of ownership.
