This has significant implications for cost savings and strongly encourages genome centers or individual labs to save sequencing costs by pooling bis DNA and standard DNA libraries in the same lane.
This study focuses on changes in electronation thermodynamics, preliminary results show shifts in the reverse potentials of gold electrodeposition and ferric iron electronation with implications for energy savings.
"Everybody is wringing their hands about health care costs, and the [Latino health] paradox and some of its implications for cost savings, for efficiencies, aren't even considered".
Exactly how it is resolved has enormous implications for national saving and future tax burdens as well as for the well-being of the aged.The budget surpluses forecast for the next 25 years grant a unique opportunity to devise a solution that maintains current benefits without higher taxes.
Based on these understandings, we design three scenarios of China's oil demand in 2030, and analyze policy implications for oil saving, automotive energy development, and energy security.
For example, two non-commercial trials testing whether shorter durations of adjuvant therapy might be as effective as longer durations were associated with significant TC savings during their conduct, whereas positive outcomes would have much wider implications for health service savings.
In the context of current financial austerity, in which services are asked to be more economical with resources, partners' ability to greater consider and implement resource management in the domestic roles has implications for the cost-saving potential of engaging staff in international health projects.
Its long term implication for cost-saving would be significant.
Subscribers to PERS have also been found to have a decrease in hospital length of stay [ 7, 8] which has implications for health care cost savings, although no explanation for this was provided by the authors.
In contrast to the conventional economic system based on taking, making and disposing of things, he described a non-linear economy running in loops, reusing materials, and with big implications for job creation, competitiveness, resource savings and waste creation.
