Thus, when production is inflexible and significant costs are incurred by frequently switching production quantities up and down, order-up-to policies may no longer be desirable or even achievable.
These dermatophytosis are most frequently incurred by contact with an infected child, either directly or via fomites.
In Club World Cups, injuries were more frequently incurred without contact (42% vs 18%; χ=36.9, p<0.0001) than in other tournaments for male players.
We expect this cost difference to increase when including other costs that are frequently incurred during or following a typical referral (e.g., patient travel costs, time off work, repeat diagnostic testing, follow up specialist visits etc).
American owners of English soccer clubs have been met with great skepticism after frequently incurring mounds of debt.
The harvested leaves are extremely susceptible to postharvest disease and rapid spoilage, and farmers frequently incur significant crop losses.
While corporate managers frequently incur large obligations in order to acquire businesses at premium prices, most pension plans have very minor flow-of-funds problems.
Sepsis survivors frequently incur a dramatic decline in functional capacity and quality of life that can persist for years and carry a higher long-term risk of subsequent morbidity and mortality compared to age-matched controls, such as increased rates of cardiovascular events, new infections, cancer, and neurocognitive or muscular dysfunction, metabolic disturbances, and shortened lifespan [4 8].
First, males frequently incur injuries through competition for access to fertile females [ 59].
As a result of injury or disease, articular cartilage frequently incurs damage, but has very limited ability to regenerate.
