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These extra preparation steps have the major drawback of losing peptides to the stationary phase during the procedures, which cannot be afforded when sample amount is limited.

Hence a treatment which cannot be afforded or which will cause prolonged agony need not be given.

Mr Prag added: "I am really worried that we end up with something which is terrific but cannot be afforded, that the resources aren't there or we end up doubling the size of the bureaucracy".

Instead of across-the-board public service cuts (whether 7% or 10%), cut the big hugely costly projects which clearly cannot now be afforded (and were not fit for purpose anyway) – Trident replacement, ID cards, and massive government IT schemes that regularly break down and often leak disastrously – and for the rest cast the burden where it can most equitably be shouldered.

Students fainting from hunger in frigid schools which cannot afford heating oil is now a common phenomenon".

The candidate MBS and PBS which cannot afford the required rate will be eliminated from the potential serving cells in the next iteration.

"Brazil is not Rwanda, which cannot afford to pay," says Tadataka Yamada of the Gates Foundation, a giant charity.

However, the technique lacks standardisation and long-term results, but is promising for centres which cannot afford SABR.

"They're particularly important for developing countries which cannot afford to pay for patented HIV drugs, for example.

They are matches for which Australia cannot afford to be without Clarke.

One of the ideas under consideration for financing the satellite launches, which North Korea cannot afford, would be to create a consortium that would include the United States and some of its allies.