In this way, it remains possible to apply an overall analysis by suggesting that such systems, which are designed and framed differently, imply mobilization and combination of different resources (outlays) with a view to attaining a particular goal which are going to produce outcomes (advantages) that may ultimately be subjected to evaluation.
In this elderly population, many of whom have very limited resources, financial outlay related to vision impairment may lead to hardship.
"There is good evidence to suggest that America has more mentally ill than in other parts of the world and, despite a massive outlay in resources, has worse outcomes for those afflicted," Mr. Watters said in an e-mail message.
Patients with simple muscular back pain spent a mean of 4.4 h in the ED, representing a significant outlay of resources.
Enter PayPal, which is introducing student accounts that turn off the faucet automatically when outlay exceeds resources.
The U.S. has responded to increases in Chinese military spending by bolstering its own outlay of resources in the Pacific and the Pivot to Asia policy targets the transfer of 60percentt of U.S. naval assets to the Asia-Pacific by 2020.
In the short term, an outlay of resources to identify what works best could lead to considerable long-term gains in healthcare accessibility and ultimately to a cost-effective contribution to improving rural health outcomes.
Given the increasing focus on requiring inter-service collaborations, funders need to understand and act on the knowledge that the human and financial cost implications of a dysfunctional arrangement due to an immature partnership may be far greater than the initial outlay of resources devoted to building a collaboration based on mutual trust, equity, benefit and genuine interest.
These systems require a tremendous outlay of hospital resources at a time when hospitals are facing tightening budgets and cutbacks from government-sponsored programs.
The decision will require "an enormous outlay of government resources" and "impose extraordinary compliance burdens," the administration told the Supreme Court on Thursday.
