The phrase "a cost efficiency of around" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effectiveness of a cost-saving measure or strategy, often in a business or financial context.
Example: "The new production process has resulted in a cost efficiency of around 15%, significantly improving our profit margins."
Alternatives: "a cost savings of approximately" or "an efficiency in costs of about".
Sensitivity analysis using a range of US costs for medications did not change the relative efficiency.
Technical efficiency and allocative efficiency can be combined to measure the economic efficiency (or overall cost efficiency) of a firm.
In this standard cost efficiency DEA-model the cost efficiency of hospital 'A' equals the ratio of minimum cost to actual cost.
Dr. McGuire is calling for building universal coverage around an agreed national definition of what constitutes basic acceptable coverage, "based on firm evidence" of the effectiveness and cost efficiency of the care.
The total investment cost per output power of the Pareto solutions does not increase significantly when increasing exergy efficiency below 51%, indicating the solutions with an exergy efficiency of around 51% are promising for practical designs.
The objective of a cost-efficiency profiling system is to encourage cost-inefficient healthcare providers to change their practice patterns by providing feedback on their cost efficiency.
However, it is more expensive to produce electricity this way – a cost of around 80 cents per hour, compared to 50 cents per hour for regular plants – although the company intends to slash costs through further efficiency innovations.
In addition to selecting a platform best suited for one's research interests, decisions about the genotyping platform may revolve around cost efficiency, turn-around time, throughput, information content and ease of use and analysis.
There's a lot of cost efficiency to be gained before that," says Lewis.
Attaining high conversion efficiencies at low cost has been the key driver in photovoltaics (PV) research and development already for many decades, and this has resulted in a PV module cost of around US$0.5 per watt peak capacity today.
