Media campaigns can potentially reach a large audience at relatively low cost but, to our knowledge, no randomised controlled trials have assessed their effect on a health outcome in a low-income country.
Barriers were not systematically examined, but factors predictive of having a mammogram in the past two years, included doctor recommendation, a Pap test in the last year, private insurance, availability of free or low-cost mammograms, knowledge of examination procedure, knowledge of recommendations, and worry about the results of the test.
Data archaeology and recovery enhance species distribution and taxonomy knowledge using low cost methods (13).
To demonstrate that devices, through the electrolysis of saltwater, can locally produce high-standard quality SH at a very low cost and without prior scientific knowledge.
This paper is concerned with the changing role of regional innovation systems and regional policies in supporting the transition of indigenous firms in developing countries from competing on low costs towards becoming knowledge providers in global value chains.
Instead of solving these problems, Rorty thought we could ditch them, just as Descartes had ditched the problems of thirteenth-century scholasticism, and at a similarly low cost to the progress of human knowledge.
The main objective of this open-access e-journal is to publish high-level research and review articles and by doing so to disseminate information and basic knowledge at very low cost to readers around the world.
Here, we illustrate how local knowledge can support low cost conservation surveys.
Among the different types of markers, sequence-related amplified polymorphism (SRAP) markers are useful because of their reproducibility, low cost, ability to amplify without prior knowledge of the target sequence, and ease of use [ 40].
