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The fourth most named barrier was to do with the actual cost of genetic engineering research.

However, we will see that this added cost allows more efficient program generators to be generated using existing technology.

Fortunately, this can be handled without any additional cost.

And the sheer administrative cost in getting such injunctions against all likely injurers will be crushing.

What is the additional or saved annual cost per patient for the hospital?

Continued refinement in induction therapy has reduced the incidence of rejection and, therefore, the requirements for rejection surveillance with associated cost and mortality.

The average cost was £13.59 per case.

The budget quotation here seems to refer to the combined cost of local and national elections.

Unfortunately, despite these systems for ensuring that children from families with limited resources are catered for, there remains a very considerable cost to individual families.

This increasing marginal benefit cushions the cost of restraining carbon use and contributes to a gentler bend in the cost curve.

This is herein referred to as the opportunity cost differential.

The amount paid covers the cost of attendance and the provision of medicines.

As noted above, the opportunity cost of conservation is often low.

The cost of inaction had reached its highest level.

Despite expensive components, the life cycle of automation systems regarding design, production, operating, maintenance, reconfiguration and recycling was cost effective (cost of ownership).

The estimated cost of rebuilding the wall is £35,000.

This was generally at some distance and the cost of removal was borne by the removing parish.#!

This burden creates an enormous cost in terms of direct, indirect and intangible effects.

With the escalating cost of oil.

The estimated cost is $2.65 per run.

This demand would have forced our tyre producers to replace all their ranges of moulds at an exorbitant cost.

Firms comply if their expected cost of compliance is less than the expected cost of violation.

While impressive, these activities also exact an external cost.

There is no extra cost to the parents.

What hidden cost of instituting markets has been ignored?

The increased cost would be substantial.

This model should be useful for initial cost-effectiveness investigations.

Ring bound or stapled, they are provided at minimum cost and thus available to both amateur and professional alike.

Monetary cost may be one of the factors that influences the choice between modern and traditional methods.

The monthly cost is derived by doubling these figures.

If they are rational, they will choose between them based on their net cost.

These operational cost units may be considered as the required power by the actuators.

Priority queues can be used to reduce the overall cost.

But what about the more specific attitudes toward the debt: the balance of perceived cost against perceived benefit?

While there are many potential cost items, they are often optional and not standardized for reporting.

The approach to attributing utilization can have a direct effect on the projected cost-effectiveness (or lack thereof) of an intervention.

It's a fast, professional, confidential service at a reasonable cost.

The reduced cost of cultivation allowed for financial recovery from debt and the building of physical assets.

Thus, minimizing the number of lab tests is equivalent to finding the minimum relative cost.

Population ageing and the rising cost of public pensions.

It would be a mistake to put short-term cost reductions ahead of long-term success.

Given the large number of patients with atopic eczema, this guidance may have the potential for significant cost savings.

However, it sees difficulties because of the soaring cost of land and property.

Some have argued that, for certain kinds of chronic conditions and behavioral risk factors, societal cost-effectiveness is maximized when prevention is a priority (52).

The staggering cost of building this yacht is by no means the limit of the burden of the taxpayers.

It is not known if substantial cost savings would result.

The total cost was calculated in euros.

The administration met the first goal, at a tremendous cost to society - it could have spent these budget surpluses on education, healthcare, housing, infrastructure development, or other needed programmes.

The average yearly cost of intervention was thus 730 during the first year and 498 during the following years.