Sentence examples for Higher cost incurred from inspiring English sources

Yet the administrative cost attendant upon the 10% deposit and that upon the full deposit are, by the stipulation, 'substantially the same' with, indeed, any higher cost incurred with respect to the full deposit.

However, such purified natural compounds are not feasible to use at real MBRs due to the higher cost incurred for its extraction and purification, narrow efficacy towards specific AHLs, and high quantity required to achieve considerable biofouling inhibition.

There are distinct geographical differences within South Africa, with higher costs incurred in higher-cost areas.

So Mobil could not charge its dealers higher prices to make up for any higher costs incurred in its basic manufacturing and distribution operations.

Sykes Enterprises Inc., a provider of call centers for technology companies, said its fourth-quarter earnings would fall below Wall Street estimates because of higher costs incurred with new contracts, poor performance at its S.H.P.S. employee-services unit and foreign currency exchange.

The insurer said the largest rate increases apply only to its most expensive Platinum plans, reflecting the higher costs incurred on those policies.

The cost-effectiveness ratio increases exponentially after that due to the much higher costs incurred.

The overall costs reduce as family planning coverage increases, despite the higher costs incurred for family planning.

39 Innovative cancer drugs can cost payers an additional $10,000 to $20,000 or more for just the initial phase of treatment, 40 with higher costs incurred if the agent is administered chronically.

In addition, nonadherence with medication may also underlie the higher costs incurred by patients in the other crisis event categories, since nonadherence with antipsychotic medication was previously found to be associated not only with psychiatric hospitalizations but also with a higher risk of violent behaviors, arrests and suicide attempts [ 29].

Patients who were seen by a consultant had more severe injuries than those who were seen by less senior medical personnel, which probably explains the higher costs incurred by this group (mean ISS 17.8 versus 12.0, mean difference 5.8, 95% confidence interval 5.5 to 6.2).