Compared to the usual queuing method, the web-based appointment system could significantly increase patient's satisfaction with registration and reduce total waiting time effectively.
Using waiting times effectively by providing patients with evidence-based guided self-help methods might result in higher remission rates at the end of inpatient treatment or an earlier remission, thereby reducing costs.
Excluding a $7 dividend that Gucci promised all shareholders except Pinault-Printemps-Redoute as part of the deal, minority shareholders will effectively wait three years to receive the market value of Gucci today, he said.
That coordinated messaging could be laying the groundwork for Trump's eventual travel to Mar-a-Lago in time to attend his party, with the rationale that he can just as effectively wait for Pelosi to become speaker in Florida as he can in Washington.
Furthering the work of wait time initiatives (Wait Time Alliance, 2005) is vital to ensure common definitions are established to aid in the measurement and comparison of wait times, to manage wait times more effectively, and to monitor changes over time.
We realized that this was because one had to effectively wait for a two-dimensional nucleation event to occur on the prism plane and reach a critical size before the next layer of ice would grow.
We realised this was because one had to effectively wait for a 2 dimensional nucleation event on the prism plane to occur and reach a critical size before the next layer of ice would grow".
For many families in the queue, the wait is effectively interminable, a veritable purgatory without end, the result of the aggressive state budget cutting that has defined the aftermath of the Great Recession.
In April, when Intel reported first-quarter profits that fell 78% sequentially, it gave indications that it thought the bottom in the market was near, effectively saying, wait until the third quarter.
There are also whole nations, such as Zimbabwe, effectively waiting for a future and great swathes of the world's population, for example in sub-Saharan Africa and India, who have certain hopes but for whom social goods are elusive and, who, as a result, define themselves as people in wait.
