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The internet is a powerful recruiting tool that can supply you with driver applicants at a very low cost per lead and per hire. The difference between success and failure with internet recruiting will be determined by how well you follow up and work with your internet generated applications. 

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Cost per lead This is determined by dividing your total campaign cost by quantity of leads acquired through that campaign. 

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Finally, analytical methods can be compared in terms of their need for equipment, the time required to complete an analysis, and the cost per sample. Methods relying on instrumentation are equipment-intensive and may require significant operator training. For example, the graphite furnace atomic absorption spectroscopic method for determining lead levels in water requires a significant capital investment in the instrument and an experienced operator to obtain reliable results. Other methods, such as titrimetry, require only simple equipment and reagents and can be learned quickly. 

Finally, FIA is an attractive technique with respect to demands on time, cost, and equipment. When employed for automated analyses, FIA provides for very high sampling rates. Most analyses can be operated with sampling rates of 20-120 samples/h, but rates as high as 1700 samples/h have been realized. Because the volume of the flow injection manifold is small, typically less than 2 mb, consumption of reagents is substantially less than with conventional methods. This can lead to a significant decrease in the cost per analysis. Flow injection analysis requires additional equipment, beyond that used for similar conventional methods of analysis, which adds to the expense of the analysis. On the other hand, flow injection analyzers can be assembled from equipment already available in many laboratories. 

This method is extremely sensitive to pH changes which can lead to inconsistent transfection efficiencies, especially when using homebrew transfection buffers. To some extent, this sensitivity can be limited by the use of commercially available kits containing chemicals and buffers that have undergone quality control procedures, ensuring better reproducibility of results and less lot-to-lot variation. Although the costs per transfection for this method are unrivaled, the attractiveness of calcium phosphate precipitation has declined over the past 15 years, partly due to the trickiness of the method itself, the limited transfection efficiencies, and the narrow cell spectrum for which it is suitable, and partly because more modem and efficient DNA delivery methods have emerged. 

On the other hand, if emissions trading leads to a change in the merit order (while total demand remains the same see Figure 2b), the change in the power price (Ap ) is lower than the change in the C02 costs per MWh of the marginal production unit (A). For this unit, emissions trading results in a profit per MWh (equal to Ap4) under free allocation, but in a loss (equal to... 

The cost per wafer will depend on many factors. First, the reactor can be quite expensive, so it is a capital item and must be amortized. Also, if the reactor has to be cleaned very frequently or is unreliable and experiences a lot of down time, then this will also add to the capital cost. If the reactants are expensive and not utilized efficiently, then this is another expense item. Energy requirements can be high for heating either the chamber or the susceptor. So, a system with high wafer throughput leads in the direction of lower cost per wafer, provided film quality is acceptable. 

The total cost f may be expressed in dimensionless form via dividing Eqn. (12) by XnTGMCp—leading to dimensionless costs which are far less sensitive to the effects of external economic conditions than are the actual cost magnitudes. In order to simplify the resulting expression, let the cost per transfer unit Yx be defined as follows,... 

While a degree of versatility may be thought desirable the preference should be to design and build the unit specifically for a particular type of product and process. Greater versatility will lead to higher costs in terms of initial capital, and also probably in cost per unit made. 

Today s biopower capacity is based on mature, direct-combustion boiler/steam turbine technology. The average size of biopower plants is 20 MW (the largest approach 100 MW) and the average efficiency from steam-turbine generators is 17 to 25 percent. The small plant sizes lead to higher capital cost per kilowatt-hour of power produced and the low electrical conversion efficiencies increase sensitivity to fluctuations in feedstock price.658... 

Table 1. Benchmark (10-MW) System parameters and impact of multijunction (III-V) solar cell efficiency on a CPV utility reference system.7 High-efficiency solar cells are installed in essentially identical solar concentrator structures, and the cost per watt drops from about 6/watt to well under 2/watt while electricity costs fall below 10 cents per kWh. Higher production levels can lead to even lower levelized costs of energy (LCOE).7...

Some noteworthy similarities exist between wind energy systems and CPV systems.9 They both employ relatively common materials, particularly steel. Wind system costs are typically less than 1 per watt they depend mainly on the cost of steel, whereas flat-plate PV is linked to the availability and cost of expensive semiconductor silicon. But solar concentrator structures are also amenable to an auto-assembly type of production (see Fig. 5), and CPV developers estimate CPV production facility costs are much closer to those of wind systems than to those of flat-plate PV production facilities. In early EPRI cost studies, CPV production facility costs were estimated (on the same costing basis as the crystalline and amorphous silicon facilities) to be about 28 million for a 100 MW per year installation—about one-quarter the cost of the conventional silicon PV facilities.10 These lower investment costs can lead to a faster scale-up of manufacturing facilities because investor risk is relatively smaller than the risks entailed in investing in conventional PV production facilities. 

Several researchers have shown that the application of an electrostatic field over the cross section of a membrane leads to a significant reduction in the energy cost per unit of permeate for microfiltration [38 0], ultrafiltration [41 4], and nanofiltration systems [45]. 

Costs of the active materials and, in the case of D/A-systems, of the solvent/ electrolyte system, are for any practical case extremely important, for they are proportional to the charge to be stored. Cost aspects in batteries are comprehensively treated in [477]. The specific cost per Ah is reduced at high cycle numbers. Thus good cyclability is important, too. Graphite, H2SO4, or, with some restrictions, carbon blacks and carlmnaceous materials are inexpensive materials. PANI is an inexpensive ICP, but this does not generally apply for all other ICPs as erroneously stated in the literature [562, 563]. The pure material costs for a lead-acid battery are below 4 DM/ kWh. But it is nearly impossible to meet this cost level in the case of a polyacetylene battery, for the polymer should then be as cheap as < 0.3 DM/kg. 

The frequency of ADRs in the general population is unknown. However, the reported rates of new occurrences for ADRs are noted for selected patient populations. A meta-analysis of 39 prospective studies reported an overall incidence of serious ADRs in hospitalized patients of 6.7% and of fatal ADRs of 0.32% . The fatality rate makes ADRs the fourth to sixth leading cause of death in the United States. Another meta-analysis of 36 studies indicated that approximately 5% of hospital admissions are due to ADRs. The costs of ADRs are estimated to be 1.56- 4 billion in direct hospital costs per year in the United States. ... 

The simultaneous analysis of multiple samples on a single plate leads to higher sample throughput (lower analysis time) and less cost per sample. Up to 36 tracks are available for samples and standards on a 10-cm x 20-cm high-performance TLC plate. 

Purchased Power.—Rates are usually based on the purchaser s load factor often by combining a fixed charge based on readiness to serve and a rate per kilowatt-hour actually consumed. Thus if the customer s peak load is 1,000 kw. and his annual load factor is 0.40, a rate of 15 per year per kilowatt for service and 2 cts. per kilowatt-hour for consumption would lead to an annual charge of 15,000 + (8,760 X 0.40 X 1,000 X 0.02) = 85,080, or the actual cost per kilowatt-hour would be 2.43 cts. If the plant should be shut down for a month, the rate would automatically increase. 

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