The phrase "additional costs introduced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing new expenses that have been added to a budget or project.
Example: "Due to unforeseen circumstances, we need to account for the additional costs introduced by the delay in the project timeline."
Alternatives: "extra expenses incurred" or "new costs added".
The metric incorporates properties of the human visual system (HVS) to improve its reliability, while the additional cost introduced by the HVS is minimized to ensure its use for real-time processing.
Although MR-PCPSA uses resampling to reduce the computational cost for the first round of scanning, the additional computational cost introduced by multiple rounds of resampling is limited because the search space in both the frequency and time domains is constantly pruned after each round of searching.
Taking into account the additional computational cost introduced by Algorithm 4 and the fact that the matrices employed in CS are practically of large dimensions, we suggest that Algorithm 3 is the best choice for the construction of sensing matrices, considering both effectiveness and computational cost.
However, while hospitals incur only minor additional costs by introducing postabortion contraception, few have done so successfully.
We collected primary cost data for diarrhoea management and additional costs of introducing RV1 to the national immunisation programme in two districts, purposely sampled to include a rural district (Kisarawe) and an urban district (Ilala).
This cut would be after recognising the additional cost of introducing the "national living wage", which means staff over the age of 25 must be paid at least £7.20 an hour from April.
We note that because the PML condition is applied only once, during the last of the iterations (see Eq. 19), the additional cost of introducing the PML is negligibly small.
Similarly, the PSA suggested that the additional cost from introducing RDT diagnosis instead of microscopy was not significantly different from zero.
The ICER indicates that the additional cost of introducing RDT diagnosis instead of presumptive diagnosis was GHS15.4 (US$10.5) per additional patient correctly from a health sector perspective and GHS12.2 (US$8.3) per additional patient correctly treated from a societal perspective.
The question from CQC to providers has not been on the scale of the increase, but whether the additional costs should be introduced over two or four years.
