Sentence examples for most expensive approach from inspiring English sources

Among the other Democratic candidates, Representative Dennis J. Kucinich of Ohio, Carol Moseley Braun and the Rev. Al Sharpton have taken the most expensive approach to health care, proposing government-run, single-payer plans.

In low-prevalence settings, microscopy was the most expensive approach, and RDT results corrected by either microscopy or polymerase chain reaction were the cheapest.

Among all targeted strategies, the most expensive approach is the implementation of PCR and the culture method at the same time and performing pre-emptive isolation of screened patients until both test results are available.

"If we pick and choose the most expensive approaches, we won't meet our goals," said Dorothy Rothrock, president of the manufacturing group.

This is far better than with most other – expensive – approaches in the intensive care unit (ICU) [ 5].

Dr. Verbrugh, whose study was financed by several companies, said the most expensive part of his approach was the rapid-screening test for bacteria, about $20.

Even the most expensive cholesterol-lowering option does not approach the cost, in both human suffering and health care dollars, of treating a heart attack.

This approach sidesteps the most expensive and complicated obstacle: that of digitising millions of existing patient records and putting the information into a mammoth central database.

If a go-ahead is given, it will be for the most expensive, least developed and least effective approach — a ground-based missile defense.

PCR- and sequencing-based approaches are the most expensive but the most frequently applied modes of testing, suitable for the detection of resistance genes even from primary material.

The new Bowery is defined by apartment prices approaching those in Manhattan's most expensive neighborhoods.