Sentence examples similar to base on cost from inspiring English sources

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Against the background of a struggling health system with uncertain implementation capacity and the lack of an evidence base on cost-effectiveness of large scale mHealth solutions, it would seem wise to not opt at this stage for full-scale use of mobile management systems for M&E of CBS in South Africa.

Sometimes these are based on cost.

The 50% on screen target is not based on cost, he says.

"In fact, it's worse than the original version, based on cost alone.

"The Department of Homeland Security chose the Accenture-led Smart Border Alliance based on cost, capability and management criteria.

"Cisco doesn't price based on cost," said Joe Skorupa, an analyst at Gartner, a research firm.

If the deduction is based on cost, the A.G.I. limit is 50 percent.

So insurance companies typically distribute the drugs and devices across different tiers (or what they call formularies) based on cost.

"If someone is restricting the use of products based on cost," Dr. Carter said, "it will not be an equitable restriction".

The House Republicans are fleshing out their proposal, drafting legislation based on cost estimates they had received from the Congressional Budget Office.