Consequently, the following benefits of IRRT will be discussed: practicality and flexibility of application; limitation of expenses; restriction of bleeding complications; and small solute removal in acute life-threatening conditions.
Nevertheless, budgetary limitation and expenses abatement directly affect the outcome of a fully adequate nursing staff due to its high-percentage representation in human resources.
When the arguments in favor of IRRT are to be summed up, therefore, one might consider practical elements such as user-friendliness or limitation of expenses, as much as clinical factors benefiting its use in specific subpopulations.
For example, the UN process indicators of EmONC were developed to monitor interventions proven to reduce maternal mortality without the limitations and expense of a maternal mortality survey by using information available at health facilities [ 10, 58].
Researchers in the treatment of atheroma often validate drug candidates using hypercholesterolaemic mouse models the apo-E-deficient mouse (ApoE−/−) and LDL receptor-deficient mouse (Ldlr−/−), which carry limitations of expense and comparatively long experimental time.
To have our dreams come true with mouse clicks, to encourage human creativity while avoiding the limitation and expense of human hands, to make it cheaper and more attainable, to be unique, to be pretty and comfortable... to be affordable and also adorable!
Due to the limitation of expense and test blood volume, we opted to investigate the children's living conditions instead of measuring other toxicant levels.
While considering the new thin-capitalization rule stablished by Spanish government in 2012, there appears to be a clear effect on the debt policy of Spanish listed companies due to the new limitation of financing expenses deductibility.
Given the time and expense limitations, we were only able to validate a relatively small number of the almost 200 differentially abundant proteins in our catalogue.
Thanks to the fact that they overcome DNA read limitations at the expense of decreasing throughput, a third generation of sequencing methods based on single-molecule technology offers new possibilities to study microbial diversity and taxonomic composition.
