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Additionally the developed model takes costs of outpatient care, costs for monitoring the patients and equipment costs into account.

There is an increasing trend to take cost into account for clinical therapeutic decisions.

In all of them, says Sanjeev Sinha, a "business transformation officer" at the firm, customers have come to take cost-savings for granted.

As Xeros's North America president notes, it will take cost incentives for the industry to adopt this sort of technology on its own.

At this point, the organization takes cost savings from consolidation for granted, and the focus has moved to faster provisioning, better capacity management, reliability and management automation for business applications.

"Now they're taking some costs for the Gripen export," said Patric Naeslund, an analyst at Swedbank Markets.

The internet has taken entry costs for new broadcasters right down, so we will be making the most of that".

For the public health view the quantification of the utility of different outcomes may be measured in overall quality-adjusted life years, or a score that additionally takes the costs for the treatment into account (Hirth et al., 2000; EMA, 2011).

There is 20% off breaks in October, taking the cost for a week to £244pp.

It takes the cost for Lloyds alone to just short of £10bn after the bank, which is one-third owned by the taxpayer, revealed the extra costs in a surprise trading update less than two weeks before its annual results announcement.

Her take, after deducting costs for arena rentals, equipment, crew and all those backup dancers, is much smaller.