But if best value is defined tightly, and vigorously implemented by auditors and the government, it might work well.
Although such strategies might well be implemented and tightly controlled in closed health care systems such as intensive care units, the challenge now is to maintain their efficacy in a less restrictive system and for a wider array of prescribers.
Facing up to this, Jobs is implementing a strategy tightly focussed on two markets in which Apple has a solid hold: education and what he calls "creative content," meaning publishing and design and Web-site development.
However, it is not feasible to study the chronic effects of isolated hyperglycaemia or isolated hyperinsulinaemia in healthy humans, in particular when using a tightly controlled design, such as implemented here.
At the other end of the computational spectrum, massively parallel machines are also impractical because the solutions that can be implemented are very tightly engineered to match exacting specifications; hence a massively parallel solution is specialized and limited in the extent to which it can propagate [ 6, 10].
It is also for the most part tightly tied to specific crises and implementing organisations and provided within narrow time windows.
Application of LFS (600 pulses) at a range of frequencies revealed that the successful induction of FF in vivo is tightly dependent on the LFS frequency implemented (Fig. 2).
Tightly controlled culling of badgers could be implemented in cattle TB hotspots, an all-party committee of MPs says today.
The way we have implemented scalable efficiency is to tightly specify all activities, carefully standardize them so they are performed in the same efficient way anywhere in the organization and tightly integrate all activities to remove those inefficient buffers across activities.
There is however insufficient evidence that multifactorial interventions can be conducted outside a tightly controlled group of research trials and implemented into clinical practice and community services [ 42].
