In addition, the proposed approach is significantly less complicated to implement, requiring less computation as indicated by the run time results.
The passive dissemination of information through the use of mailings, printed materials, lectures, and conferences, although less effective, are substantially less expensive to implement [ 42, 47].
Although there were important differences in preferences for health service innovation investment choices, people in each class, in general, preferred the funds to be spent on innovations that are scientifically proven, have potential health benefits, take less time to implement, and cost less.
Organisations that do not reward crisis reporting may not only be characterised as reactive, but also as less able to identify potential threats and less able to implement preventative measures.
Insufficient information and technical support render farm business owners less eager to implement quality systems, as they are unable to assess whether the implementation and certification expenses will be counterbalanced by corresponding benefits.
For all the government's tough talk on drugs the fact remains that Nutt's dismissal will make effective drugs policy more, not less, difficult to implement.
"He could think as big as Moses," said Mr. Goldman, who once worked for Mr. Logue, "and had no less ability to implement.
The NHS consultation on the proposals asks which of the two options will be simpler and less expensive to implement and which will have the greatest impact.
Reducing the amount that can be paid into a pension tax-free each year will protect the treasury's tax take, but will be much more supportive to pensions saving and less costly to implement.
