Unplanned readmissions are an undesirable and expensive outcome of clinical practice.
Another fungal disease, Black sigatoka leaf spot or black leaf streak disease (BLSD, Mycosphaerella fijiensis) has been serious in recent years (Ferreira et al., 2004), with infection commonly leading to 50%% crop losses and the need for control with environmentally undesirable and expensive fungicides.
However, there seems to be a limit to the level of degradation that can be prevented by such methods and it also raises other possible complications, such as the use of undesirable and/or expensive growth medium additives, and the accumulation of unwanted proteins of B. subtilis that would otherwise be degraded by the secreted proteases (Westers et al. 2008).
It also announced that it had set up a poison pill takeover defense to make an undesirable takeover prohibitively expensive.
Clorox also announced that it had implemented a shareholder rights plan, commonly known as a poison pill, intended to make an undesirable takeover prohibitively expensive.
River flow was returned to the American Falls in November of that year, and it was decided that safety measures for the viewing public should be implemented and that measures to stem natural processes were both too expensive and undesirable.
Land taxes within cities, if combined with a loosening of zoning restrictions, should encourage denser construction, which could help alleviate housing shortages in some of the most expensive places.Taxing undesirable activities such as emitting carbon and causing pollution would also raise revenues at minimal economic cost.
Despite clinical importance of leishmaniasis, an infectious disease that affects 12 thousand million people in 88 countries, the treatment is still unsatisfactory due to its limited efficacy, cost expensive and undesirable side effects.
This strategy is, however, expensive and undesirable by imposing excessive burden of treatment on those who have a very poor prognosis [11].
3 Avoidable hospital admissions are both undesirable for the patient and expensive for the payer.
