The question is whether a T2T strategy, including protocolized treatment adjustments will be feasible in a real-life setting, which is characterized by a more heterogeneous patient population [ 20], variation in prescription behavior of specialists [ 19, 21], and restriction of time, costs and resources.
In the current scan-protocol we carefully balanced the restrictions of time, costs and inconvenience for the participants with the relevance and quality of the acquired imaging data.
We therefore designed a 30 min brain imaging protocol that balanced the restrictions of time, costs and inconvenience for the participants with the relevance and quality of the acquired imaging data.
· a cost constraint refers to the budget or cost restriction of the application, such as a maximum of $1 per hour per infrastructure resource.
The restriction of the off-norm cost function (8) is denoted by g 1 : O b k ( m ) → R, g 1 ( X 1, …, X k ) : = ∑ i < j k ∑ t = 1 n 1 2 off ( X i H C i j ( t ) X j ) F 2. (10).
DARPA is of course the Defense Department's research wing, and it probably has whole file folders filled with experiments it would like to send up to orbit but has deferred because of cost or timing restrictions.
The optimal extent of the histopathological work-up is yet to be determined but, nonetheless, offers the possibility of examining lymph nodes in much greater detail without the drawbacks of cost and labour restrictions.
Ms. Zatto blames government restrictions, the cost of gas and technological distractions that keep people from the water.
The report makes the case for using a combination of policies, including raised costs and restriction of advertising to address the problem.
6 8 Less is known about the extent to which cost-related restriction of medications is associated with adverse health outcomes.
