Second, in Pike's Breast Tissue Age model, a one-time rapid increase in breast tissue age and therefore breast cancer risk is included immediately following the first full-term pregnancy [ 138].
The chief executive, Sanjay Kumar, credited the improvement to the company's shift to a subscription-based revenue model from a one-time license fee contract model.
Wen-Kai and Hong-Fwu (2009) extended Salameh and Jaber's (2000) model considering a one-time-only discount.
Notably, the app is now shifting to a free-to-use business model, where a one-time purchase or subscription will unlock all the features.
"They're dead". To many who knew him, David Sconce was the model youth, a one-time defensive back for his father at Azusa-Pacific with a surfer's wave of blond hair.
A peer-feedback model, unlike a one-time classroom observation, is all-encompassing providing feedball-encompassing providinglearning objectives to assessment strategies—rather than just evaluating the in-class perfeedback.
Utility values used to calculate quality-adjusted-life-years (QALYs) for various disease states were taken from published sources and were incorporated into the model as a one-time reduction in the QALY for each disease occurrence.
For software companies, cloud computing represents a change in how products get developed and delivered to customers as well as a business model change — from a one-time sale to a subscription model.
The Associated Press reports that the Welwalk system will be made available to medical institutions in Japan later this year, with a rental model that charges a one-time fee of around $9,000 and then $3,200 after that on a monthly basis.
With this model, informed consent is on a one-time basis and mostly front-loaded (Gostin and Hodge [1999]).
For the intracapsular and extracapsular models, we used a one-time disutility of −0.15 for arthroplasty and internal fixation and −0.2 for revision arthroplasty [ 35].
