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low technology

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low technology
simple unsophisticated technology, often that used for centuries, that is limited to the production of basic necessities


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He has a special interest in research into maternity care in poorly-resourced settings and low technology solutions to maternal mortality developing countries.
But, small lithium ion battery business needs low technology and the participation of a large number small and medium companies lead to the sharp profit decrease.
The recommended levels for the NHS is 80%-85% "To avoid the winter beds pressure, which actually take place all year round but get worse at this time of year, you need more nursing home or residential care home beds or low technology hospital beds - such as the old style cottage hospitals where patients can convalesce without the need of all the expertise provided by an acute hospital and the high cost of occupying a bed that is needed for a real emergency.
 
 
 
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