Giardina is canny about the sweep of change, and delicate in his rendering of its human costs.
The failure to adequately account for these impacts precludes an honest rendering of the net costs and benefits of dams".
The poor rarely get a verdict, and, when they do, they realize nothing, while the prosecuted doctor becomes well nigh ruined by the expenses of a successful defence, which he cannot recover from his accuser by the present law, as it makes no provisions for the payment of the judgement rendered for costs wrongfully inflicted.
Methodological issues relating to the nature, derivation and quality of data used to populate the models and specific inclusion and exclusion criteria in terms of parameter selection can often render any estimations of cost-effectiveness less than robust.
Right now, because of the recession in European manufacturing, the cost of these carbon credits has fallen fantastically, rendering the cost of carbon emissions low.
The genius of America's endless war machine is that, learning from the unplesantness of the Vietnam war protests, it has rendered the costs of war largely invisible.
In addition, the fixed costs associated with training would be distributed over a large number of patients, thus, rendering such costs to be negligible.
In these technologies, however, the rendering of fine details and lower cost for fluid surface are usually the complex problems because of the irregularly moving and expensive consumption, and some works have been presented to address this problem [3 6].
However, the existence of this critical level of ART coverage, in terms of rendering PrEP relatively cost-ineffective, is largely independent of baseline incidence, PrEP coverage and PrEP efficacy assumptions.
However, with the exception of acupuncture, KM treatment incurs a wide range of substantial out-of-pocket expenses, rendering total cost and usage assessment difficult.
