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• We also suspected that the timber solutions would be more expensive.

• Institutional funds may need expensive computer systems for administration, accounting, and reporting requirements.

• Local finance is too expensive under structural adjustment to make agricultural marketing profitable.

• Staff time is both valuable and expensive and a more economic model of assessment procedures could be developed.

• They are also less expensive and thus should be preferred for first-step t reatment in older patients.

• Aggregating at this level might be empirically difficult or expensive, but makes sense theoretically.

• For instance, a person with very extensive care needs is usually referred to institutional care because home-care would be much more expensive.

• Thus, an experienced, talented embroiderer working on the panels for elaborate, expensive dresses could expect to earn, at most, slightly less than £80 per year.

• The virtual nature of a computer-based training simulation enables training to be accomplished without risking damage to man or in most cases to expensive equipment.

• Moreover, the method is easily available in the laboratory, less expensive and user-friendly for guiding physicians to the proper treatment of typhoid fever.

• All would provide federal financial assistance to the uninsured (based on income) to make the cost of care less expensive.

• Furthermore, more expressive languages may be too computationally expensive to use automated reasoning technology.

• Finally, we have shown that highly expressed proteins tend to use energetically less expensive amino acids.

• Any alterations at proof stage, apart from the correction of printer's misprints, are expensive and must be avoided.

• Whatever their merits and promise, these physiologically-based techniques are more complex, and in many instances considerably more expensive to use, than verbal response alone.