Few types of high-tech scans have been studied in controlled trials to determine whether using them widely saves lives, prevents heart attacks or leads to other concrete improvements in health, NHLBI's Lauer says.
Indeed, advanced composites have been used most widely where saving mass results in either significantly improved performance or significantly lower life-cycle costs.
Data deduplication, as a specialized data compression technique, has been adopted widely to save storage costs by only storing a single copy of repeating data and replacing with links to that copy.
Accommodations: When I learned camping was free and widely accessible, I saved money by sleeping in my rental car most nights.
In 1923, insulin became widely available and saved countless lives, thanks to Banting and Best – and Eli Lilly.
The amounts saved vary widely among the schools.
HE WAS widely credited with having saved his country from economic collapse and a murderous guerrilla insurgency.
But by employing Mr Orr, Mr Christie is inviting comparison with the last man who did the same, the governor of Michigan, widely hailed as having saved Detroit.
Much has changed, though: perhaps most strikingly his relationship with Mandelson, who is widely believed to have saved the prime minister this month and now has more titles than we have space for here.
Nicolas Hayek, a Lebanese-born business consultant who is widely credited with having saved the Swiss watch industry with the introduction of the Swatch, the inexpensive, plastic — and, as it transpired, highly collectible — wristwatch that made its debut in 1983, died Monday in Biel, Switzerland.
