Although more cost-efficient, the probe needs to be removed following each specimen core acquisition to retrieve the core sample.
Such a large genome suggests that strategies that aim at characterizing the coding component of the genome will be more cost efficient for the recovery of information, in the short term.
The process is more cost efficient and the resulting polyester is of higher quality, the firm claims.
According to this evaluation and based on the assumptions taken for the modeling (see Lehmann 2013 for further information), the projected system for water supply/distribution is "more" environmentally sustainable than the existing system, more cost efficient during the operation phase, but also associated with high initial costs.
"The exact threshold when the investment in [one's] own hardware and staff is more cost efficient than the usage of public clouds depends on the application and its utilization" [4].
The Swedish financial sector has become more cost efficient and the number of armed robberies has hit a 30-year low, according to the Swedish Bankers Associationn.
Experiments show that GNet is more cost efficient than the general 3D implementations.
The likes of Vahdam and Teabox have already massively disrupted that process, making tea both fresher and more cost efficient without the middlemen.
By bringing together carriers, brands, content providers and consumers, Ad Infuse specifically targets consumers, so advertisements can be more cost efficient than the old impersonalized advertising method.
This is intuitively clear because smaller ratios of the prescreening costs translate to more cost efficient use of the information collected from the prescreening stage.
South Korea has invested heavily in its Internet infrastructure and has the advantage of high population density that makes it more cost efficient to install the necessary cables.
