Sentence examples for Cost diminished from inspiring English sources

The campaign was a success, but its high cost diminished the prestige Chateaubriand won by it.

While the wholesale electricity price becomes almost constant because of its flat supply function, marginal retail service cost diminished significantly after the system reform.

After adjusting for cohort differences, the difference in hospitalization cost diminished from a difference of $6,155 to $2,706; however the difference remained statistically significant (p < 0.0001; Table 2).

If high subsidies are paid to PV generators or if PV cost diminishes substantially, conventional coal and nuclear plants will be pushed out even more, and more flexible gas plants will be needed to cover the gap, leading to a different generation mix that is well-adapted for coexisting with solar.

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The negative coefficient on DOSFREQ2 suggests that the marginal effect of DOSFREQ on ln ADM IN ^ COST diminishes with increases in dosing frequency.

Cold mix asphalt (CMA) emulsion technology could become an attractive alternative for the road industry due to low startup and equipment installation costs, diminished energy consumption and reduced environmental impact.

Interference by elected officials — from imposition of local economic development obligations to excessive constraints on head count and compensation that impede recruitment of talented staff — has contributed to poor investment choices, higher total costs, diminished organizations, and disappointing performance at some institutions.

BPs are associated with high costs, diminished quality of life of residents and a high workload for nurses [ 1- 3].

This was due to the increase in HAART costs, which was not balanced by a decrease in other item costs, even if outpatient visits and non-HAART drug costs diminished during the study period.

When the uncertainty about maintenance costs diminishes, the DOD asks suppliers for fixed-price service contracts.