When patients don't get access to this type of care, then they are forced to become more dependent on their doctors for what is covered, namely costly medications, procedures, and surgeries, often with less-than-desirable results, leaving us with $600 billion in annual costs associated with chronic pain.
E-commerce -- selling to consumers over the Internet -- is similarly intended eventually to eliminate costly intermediaries, namely retail stores with all their sales people.
However, such methods raise two key concerns regarding their technological and economic feasibility, namely the addition of costly process steps and the loss of fermentable sugars [ 8- 10].
This result is consistent with previous demonstrations that endogenous TPIs decrease the performance of M. sexta [ 33] and with the central prediction of the Optimal Defense theory, namely that defense is costly [ 23, 35, 37].
Latin America enjoys a double benefit compared with Africa and Asia, namely that certification is less costly in its case and FT markets are dominated by its main exports.
Thirdly, we consider the potential impact of the package of reforms affecting early retirement, namely making early retirement more costly to employers (in particular in the unofficial scheme), increasing the earliest age at which early retirement can begin, and raising the minimal required career length.
Overall, in the cost-effectiveness analyses, BAIs were consistently more effective than MDIs and almost evenly split with regard to costs as compared with MDIs, namely, the dominant strategy (more effective, less costly) about half the time and more effective but more costly about half the time, whereas DPIs had a high probability (96%) of being more effective but more costly than MDIs.
But to be fair, there were some costly errors and some bad decisions, namely I lost my man on the second goal and the controversial penalty that the referee called.
And while some memory makers like Korea's Samsung have prepared for the shift to Rambus memory, others, namely Micron Technology, prefer DDR because it is less costly and less difficult to manufacture.
The clinical consequences, namely osteoporosis and fragility fractures, are common and costly problems.
It makes entire abstraction of every other human passion or motive, except those which may be regarded as perpetually antagonising principles to the desire of wealth, namely aversion to labour, and desire of the present enjoyment of costly indulgences".
