Their argument holds that they can find that money with real efforts to decrease redundant procedures due to poor record keeping — causing a doctor, for instance, to prescribe an expensive test a patient has already had — and the correction of similarly exorbitant inefficiencies throughout the system.
With just these methods, memory access competition is avoided without additional redundant procedures.
However, the IGT contains some redundant procedures, confounding features, and problems in interpretation.
Recent policies seek to penalize doctors for high readmission rates, an indication of hospitals' efforts to avoid such possibly redundant procedures [ 17].
The proposed idea of using only half of the image renders redundant the procedure of reconstructing the second half of the face, which saves time on image normalization.
Note that, even when calling genes on both strands, AUGUSTUS is surprisingly sensitive to the strand (Watson or Crick) presented to it; thus AUGUSTUS runs involved running AUGUSTUS twice, once for bi-strand calling on Watson and once for bi-strand calling on Crick strand, and an overlap resolution/non-redundant extraction procedure preferring complete models used to merge the results.
MARTIN BROUGHTON, the chairman of British Airways, spoke for many a frazzled passenger at a powwow for Britain's airport operators on October 26th when he proclaimed that "completely redundant" airport-security procedures, such as the need to take off shoes and to unpack laptops, should be ditched.
In 2012, the American Board of Internal Medicine Foundation launched the Choosing Wisely campaign, aimed at reducing healthcare waste from low value, unnecessary, or redundant tests and procedures.
This paper proposes an optimum design procedure for redundant structures with the constraints on the formation probabilities of structural failure modes.
This procedure generated redundant sequences that were posteriorly identified and eliminated.
