The phrase "affordable depth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe a level of complexity or richness that is accessible or reasonably priced.
Example: "The course offers an affordable depth of knowledge that appeals to both beginners and advanced learners."
Alternatives: "cost-effective depth" or "budget-friendly depth".
The emergence of general public, affordable depth cameras (e.g., Kinect) facilitating 3D body tracking can explain the recent growth of interest for gesture analysis [2 7].
In addition to providing useful comparisons of high-throughput technologies, variable regions and analysis protocols, this analysis acts as a pilot study for validating methodologies for a large-scale national metagenomics initiative (see http://eldermet.ucc.ie), by defining how much sequencing is necessary to sufficiently capture the community diversity at an affordable depth of sampling.
Microarrays therefore remain a useful complement to investigate situations for which MPSS data do not exist until other high throughput sequencing technologies become available that allow affordable, in depth analysis of EST representation.
PCR approaches are practically restricted to tiny fractions, and next-generation sequencing (NGS) approaches of whole individual genomes e.g. by the 1000 Genomes Project is confined by an affordable sequence depth.
With the advent and exponential decrease in cost of next-generation sequencing (NGS) data (Niedringhaus et al. 2011), the technical prerequisites for affordable in-depth personalized diagnostics are within reach.
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In Depth: Eight Increasingly Affordable Home Remodels.
In Depth: The Most Affordable Cities to Buy a Home.
In Depth: The Most Affordable Cities To Buy A Home. Behind The Numbers To construct our list of cities, we started with the 224 metropolitan statistical areas where the National Association of Home Builders tracks home affordability, or the percentage of the population who can afford a home at the local median price.
In Depth: America's Most Affordable Cities.
