| 词汇 | example_english_affordable |
| 释义 | Examples of affordableThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Higher match rates make future consumption streams more affordable and therefore tend to increase current consumption. How affordable are current pensions and social security arrangements ? However, the book is reasonably affordable and provides a general enough background on analogy to make it a worthwhile addition to any bookshelf. Affordable access to essential medication in developing countries: conflicts between ethical and economic imperatives. In this respect on-far m research should envisage as many trial replications as affordable, especially when it comes to the assessment of technically oriented trials. Moreover, private life insurance and medical insurance eventually became affordable for most workers, and insurance against personal injury suits became available to most employers. The ideal situation is to provide a system of paratransit: affordable, tailored individual transportation. Computational mathematics is all about rendering mathematical phenomena in an algorithmic form, amenable to sufficiently precise, affordable and robust number crunching. Many readers will find this affordable, well-produced anthology of use in their thinking about late life as a fully embedded set of phenomena. In areas where there are not resources to upgrade between irrigation technologies, more affordable precision options are available. In this context, we suggest that international trade rules perpetuate and exacerbate this inaccessibility, considerably restricting policy options for accessing affordable medicines. The simplification of clothing itself made clothing more affordable. What might not be affordable today, will be affordable tomorrow. In the social-democratic regimes, affordable and good standard housing, whether owned or rented, is a universal right. Repeatable craft techniques can now be used to provide a rich level of quality within an architecture that is also affordable. The computational complexity of physically based algorithms is becoming affordable with modern-day technology, even for realtime applications. Indeed, the eventual path forward will be to merge the strengths of these accessible, "affordable" facilities with the large-scale facility capabilities. The hardback price makes it less affordable by individuals, and the size makes it unlikely that an individual would read this from cover to cover. They are typically readily available, more affordable and attendance is not stigmatized. Reducing the burden of affective disorders : is evidencebased health care affordable ? Even if the task of preserving electroacoustic music seems immense, it is affordable. Extremely basic, but really affordable and functional, it was conveniently placed and safe. Several public sector agents have been involved in the provision of affordable housing in the township areas after independence. They need to be of a certain size in order to develop reliable markets and other infrastructure to support the 'industry' at affordable levels. In particular, it was argued that such generous anti-poverty solutions were not affordable under conditions of economic austerity. Where there was a preference for burial, a grave in a lawn section was more readily affordable by families further down the social scale. Now is the time to refute philistine assumptions by making genuinely worthwhile projects of this kind more visible and more affordable. The main purpose of quality assurance in the future will be to promote health care with maximum benefit, minimal risk, and affordable costs (3). In the past, in a deliberate attempt to make healthcare services affordable, the prices of most medical services were kept low. Well functioning and wide-ranging public health services provide equitable and affordable services to the less privileged, many of whom are women. On the one hand, a broadly affordable illustrated weekly press made encounters with wood engravings a routine event in the lives of millions. To be good value, drugs have to provide health gain at a price that is deemed affordable. Moreover, because of rent control, the tenure was for some affordable whilst owner-occupation was not. One can only hope that it becomes available in a more affordable paper edition. Process trades are necessary for affordable systems design. However, with the advent of affordable and easy to use technology, face-to-face contacts are no longer obligatory in order to produce publishable music. The absence of appropriate and affordable domiciliary support services in many areas was further encouragement for older people who wanted support to enter care homes. Both had expensive and affordable editions of the same pieces on the market simultaneously. The fees for such classes should be affordable by most students. Unless reformers learn to penetrate this context conceptually and politically, affordable universal coverage may remain chimerical. With lax enforcement, coupled with a limited number of good projects, investors have time to search for affordable financing. Affordable housing and healthcare was a major incentive for a large majority of the respondents. The same dolphins could then meet their energetic needs from fewer species and thus specialization would be more affordable. Therefore, it is important that the new medicines for these diseases must not only be launched without delay but also be affordable. Large numbers of these students began to produce mix music using now-affordable synthesizers, drum machines, ambient effects processors and sound distortion devices. Even today real-time sound synthesis with this approach using affordable hardware is out of the question. Clusters built from cheap off-the-shelf components represent an affordable solution for a large variety of applications that demand huge amounts of resources. In short, it is an expressive new feature that is surprisingly affordable. Homeowners are often lured into accepting offers that, were they to properly calculate expected values, would not be affordable. Stock markets are not more efficient, in fact they gamble with peoples lives and state transfers are an effective and affordable means of providing pensions. The notion of what is and is not 'affordable' thus varies according to the social and economic context. Moreover, 80 per cent of those houses were built by local authorities and let at affordable rents to families in need. However, the advent of abundantly available economically affordable chemical fertilizers was to relegate genetic exploitation of nutritional differences to a secondary concern for many decades4. In addition, it is virtually impossible to keep print versions of guidelines up to date at an affordable cost. However, any judgement of affordability should be recast as potentially affordable, conditional on further evaluation of opportunity costs and cost-effectiveness. Since the benefit is paid for a shorter retirement period, the pension promise becomes more affordable. The monitoring intensity will determine the amount of effort affordable and the probability of success of the research project. In production atmosphere models, the affordable resolutions are many orders of magnitude coarser than those required to solve the equations accurately. His research and teaching interests focus on computer applications in construction, construction equipment and methods, international construction, and affordable housing. Consumer durables, as relatively affordable portable property associated with marriage and domestic life, stand between these two extreme forms. Nobody will hire them if 'real' ones, in whatever sense, subject and place, were available, or affordable in plenty. Affordable healthcare is a sensitive issue for retirees living on a fixed income, particularly those with chronic conditions. Access to affordable financial and legal advice is also likely to be important. How can we ensure access to affordable medicines? Consumerism would have been refocused on affordable new dwelling choices including live-work space. The lack of good quality, appropriate and, most crucially, affordable housing has been the traditional explanation for homelessness. The book argues for access to affordable, decent housing as a condition of social inclusion. The focus on making health care more affordable reflects the sharp increase in health insurance premiums since 2000. Indeed, advocates believe that insurance in the non-group market is affordable to almost all of the uninsured, they just do not want it. The main disadvantage of this balloon catheter is that it may not be affordable in resource-poor countries because of the expense. A specific, sensible, affordable, and effective intervention is difficult to devise. Although technology has developed in leaps and bounds in the last decade, affordable computing power has only recently become sufficient for realtime interactivity. Conversely, existing synthesis algorithms are capable of creating a wide range of sounds in real time using affordable hardware. The smokeable form produced a more power ful effect from a smaller and therefore more affordable quantity of powder. Is part of a larger project to build affordable co-housing in the land adjacent to the gardens? We also present the idea of developing laboratories using affordable equipment, especially in the robotics and artificial intelligence field. Indeed, our managers (be they of purchasing or of providing clans) now question whether they are still relevant, affordable, and important? There is another way to frame this issue, however, rather than looking to farmers to provide affordable food to all. Two of the specific questions dealt with defining the border between effective and ineffective care and establishing the border between affordable and nonaffordable care. Their aim was to identify a tool that was easy to use and affordable, and that met clinical needs. Such robot arms shall be affordable for average people. The lastly mentioned reason is similar as in known discussions about how affordable is technology that is respecting the conservation of the natural environment. Perhaps it may not come as a surprise that most respondents chose a retirement date which also seems an affordable date : the average retirement age is 62n1 years. The development of maize genotypes with high and stable yields under drought is important since access to drought-adapted genotypes may be the only alternative affordable to many small-scale far mers. The development of an expert system for failure diagnosis/prediction, test and maintenance of complex machinery is affordable and achievable today. Only a small area was affordable and is used to line the grassy courtyard. With rising income, a better environmental quality would become desirable and 'affordable'. However, the present incentive system results in high consumer prices and in millions of people being denied the right to affordable medicines. Second, in any society with significant social inequality, any new technology that costs very much money is going to be affordable only by the rich. The country was not in any significant economic or political danger from denying senior citizens affordable healthcare. Such change was not affordable and not politically manageable. More particularly, cheap housing for older people can be accomplished by different means, such as widespread home-ownership or the provision of affordable social housing. A suitable technique should be both affordable and achievable with the resources currently available. Access to good quality, affordable childcare has been a major part of needs talk articulated by many women's groups. Overall, the production is clean and the text and diagrams are clear; the price is reasonable and affordable. At the base of such change is the availability to the public of affordable technology and the consequent empowerment of individual creativity. Such an extension of current case register data is one affordable and powerful tool for optimizing mental health policy development. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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