Unlike traditional health care plan designs, value-based insurance design tailors the cost of care delivery to the benefit that a patient or class of patients derives from that care.
So we will tailor it to fit the cost.
This feature allows the user to tailor the computational accuracy and cost to the needs of the case under investigation and is inherently well suited for optimization and reliability problems.
Aside from the cost savings, tailored messages to consumers can also highlight specific product attributes that a particular consumer typically seeks, like "organic" or "environmentally friendly," he said.
A Palestinian security official pointed out that, apart from a willing young man, all that is needed is such items as nails, gunpowder, a battery, a light switch and a short cable, mercury (readily obtainable from thermometers), acetone, and the cost of tailoring a belt wide enough to hold six or eight pockets of explosives.
The SFE uses Ford's 292-horsepower 4.6-liter V-8 engine, made more frugal by tires with low rolling resistance and a rear axle ratio tailored for fuel economy at the cost of slower acceleration (3.15:1 versus the normal 3 31 1).
Scientists such as Professor Austin Smith, the head of the Wellcome Trust Centre for Stem Cell Research at Cambridge University, said the cost of such tailor-made treatment would be exorbitant and only embryonic stem cells, produced in great quantities, could lead to affordable treatments.
It is more cost-effective to tailor the relationship-building campaign to its niche markets through blogger outreach, Web publicity and social media interactions than to spend the money on advertising in mass media.
The division of the cost model into components means that researchers can use information about their own specific unit costs, e.g. for travel and researcher time, and their proposed sampling strategy to tailor costs for a novel study, supporting decisions that lead to a more efficient resource allocation in studies of occupational ergonomics.
In my opinion there are two possible approaches to this question: i) either tailor support costs to the requirements of individual projects and clearly identify support costs in project budgets; ii) or limit support cost to broad but well defined activities and charge such support costs to projects by applying a pre-agreed recovery percentages to expenditure.
