"While I am glad we were finally able to reauthorize many of the important research and education program in this bill, the bill that passed today spends too much money, authorizes duplicative programs, and shifts focus away from the bill's original intent".
Too much of this email is unnecessary, duplicative, and/or sloppy.
Coburn estimates that eliminating overlapping and duplicative programs could save as much as $100 billion a year.
Various models of genomic duplications, e.g. the duplicative transposition or the endoduplication, have been documented.
It is literally about keeping the gravy train flowing for 1 percenter inhabitants of ivory towers who don't care how much they waste, or how ridiculous or non-informative their often duplicative, repetitive "research" is.
When I then asked them to compare the potential value of a) increasing the number of activities per account executive per day to b) removing the duplicative process, they saw that the former would provide a much larger return.
EACH city in the delta is now trying to capture as much of this business as possible by outbuilding its neighbors, often with wasteful and duplicative results.
The Trump administration's blueprint for the Interior Department calls for increased funding — how much, it doesn't say — for energy development on public lands; eliminating "unnecessary, lower priority, or duplicative programs"; and a $120 million reduction in land acquisition funds.
In Kenya, where the research capacity and productivity is much higher than in Malawi and Zambia, investigators described an NHRS as fragmented, overly competitive and duplicative, lacking health systems-related research or skills, having weak governance and ethical oversight, and marked by official bodies broadly seen as cumbersome and unable to offer incentives for collaboration and innovation.
Business leaders, who finance the system, have complained that much of the money is going to lawyers and doctors who, the businesses say, perform unnecessary and duplicative procedures.
