Sentence examples for baseline cost from inspiring English sources

The man had recently got two toes removed from his right foot to save his life, an operation with a baseline cost of at least four thousand seven hundred dollars, and his feet were already badly infected.

According to our study, the baseline cost of new nuclear power is 6.7 cents per kilowatt-hour, compared to 4.2 cents for coal and natural gas (when the price of gas is $4.50 per thousand cubic feet).

New Jersey Transit and federal officials had agreed on a baseline cost of $8.7 billion, which was the figure cited in news reports, but they had also agreed, first in 2008 and then a month before Mr. Christie canceled the project, that costs would range from $9.5 billion to $12.4 billion.

In November 2015, ITER officials presented a new baseline cost and schedule for the project.

However, the current estimation method is not sufficiently accurate in terms of the baseline cost.

Health sector costs for the year before entering the study were used to calculate a 3-month average, which was used as baseline cost.

But, because the baseline costs of the facility were so great, the move only saved around 5% of the annual budget.

Discounting health gains over time (by a factor of 3%) increased average cost-effectiveness ratios by 18%; application of an age-weighting function – which places a higher value on health gains in middle aged groups and less for the old and young – on top of discounting has a negligible impact on baseline cost-effectiveness results (<5%).

Reducing the applicable price of sumatriptan in each country by 50% has a sizeable impact on the cost and cost-effectiveness profile for this drug (reducing baseline cost-effectiveness ratios [CERs] by 30-40%), but not enough to bring it close to simple analgesics.

A total cost for the 1-year intervention meant that the baseline costs were not included.

Baseline costs were determined from an article by the ASME committee [42].