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According to sources close to the British Medical Association (BMA), a proposal that addressed pay for working evenings and Saturdays – the last major contentious issue – and which was cost neutral for the Government, was blocked despite negotiators from the NHS Employers organisation viewing it as an opportunity to resolve the dispute.

Hunting in silico for EST-SSRs from public database method is an alternative way, which was cost effective and easy to access.

From a societal perspective the least costly strategy was prepandemic vaccination (strategy 3), which was cost saving when compared with the minimum pharmaceutical intervention.

Earlier, a project which was costing much less, then only the automatic approval would be there.

But until recently, many Dutch farmers were evading the law, which was costing the country millions in EU fines.

Last year she gave up her health insurance, which was costing $500 a month, and switched to an H.M.O.

Birol said it was a measure of the seriousness of the problem, which was costing the global economy billions a year.

And we can use the glycerin in our plant for cleaning and degreasing, which was costing us about $1,000 a month".

The pressure to make money and pay for our using, which was costing thousands, was high.

The Treasury soon became alarmed at the potential cost of the program, which was costed at between £88 and £104 million.

Although past research developed metabolic syndrome rat model by induction of HCHF diet for 16 weeks, we performed a new metabolic syndrome rat model in an easier way which was cost-effective and had a shorter duration of induction which was by manipulation of drinking water even with the normal food consumption for eight weeks.