A prior knowledge about reproducing and recycling nematodes is considered important in determining the time and concentration of subsequent EPN application, which may be useful in reducing the cost of application.
App stores are crowded and the cost of application support in not only maintenance, upgrades and customer support but also marketing to drive downloads, exceeds original ROI calculations.
Much is left to chance and the cost of applications is insignificant in the scheme of things.
In this study the costs of application techniques designed to reduce ammonia losses were assessed and compared with the costs of conventional broadcast spreading across a range of farm characteristics.
The reduction in running cost of mobile applications has attracted many entrepreneurs, who find it a profitable business.
Future modifications to style, reduction in cost, and ease of application may increase the use of hip protectors and thus strengthen their effectiveness in hip fracture prevention.
So far, there was no available commercial POCT product that overmatches the lateral flow test strip in cost and universality of application.
Compared to the Lusaka hospital, the Harare1, Copperbelt1, and Copperbelt2 hospitals had significantly lower treatment costs ($38.75, $36.31, and $19.93, respectively); however, there was no significant difference in cost by timing of application within this model.
14 There was a slight variation in the airtime costs per interview between Dowa (6 USD per completed interview) and Ntcheu (7 USD per completed interview), which indicates that there may be geographic variation in the costs of the application of this method.
The energy methods, in particular, provided good results in terms of reduction in cost, efficiency of the distribution and simplicity of application, compared to other effective, but more complex methods.
