A maximally effective withdrawal strategy, at minimal cost and with a low need for professional time, is especially important in primary care settings because of budgetary limitations and the small amount of GP time available per consultation.
While the darts made mostly of tungsten steel can last a decade, the shafts and the feathered backs, called flights, need continual repair at a minimal cost of about $10 a year.
I have good insurance, affording them any medical care they need, and dental care, including orthodontics at minimal cost.
At the other extreme, in which thermal adaptation of 1.5°C occurs with minimal cost to reef function and diversity, atmospheric CO2 concentrations would need to be stabilized at a maximum of 550 ppm by the year 2100.
Builders and hardware suppliers need to understand how to improve comfort at minimal cost.
Thus diagnosis can be established rapidly and at minimal cost in any consultation room or hospital ward, without need for special testing, eye clinic, or ophthalmologist.
With minimal cost, it was possible to provide for basic emergency medical needs within a couple of months.
In addition to time saving, the crowdsourced judgments were collected at a minimal cost of $1.75 per drug label compared to the cost of $10 to $50 when expert curation is needed.
Government hospitals should take up these cases at minimal cost.
As tailored intervention have the potential to be cost-effective, and reach large populations against minimal cost, even among older adults [ 20], more insight in its long-term cost-effectiveness is highly needed.
