Sentence examples for be cost effective to implement from inspiring English sources

An increased incidence of B. divergens in cattle could have important economic and animal welfare consequences, and further studies are needed to evaluate whether it would be cost effective to implement preventive measures against the spread of this pathogen.

This leads to the question of whether it would be cost-effective to implement such a policy.

No two voices are completely identical and VoicePin software can differentiate the unique characteristics of one voice from any other, and because the technology works with the microphone built into a smartphone it is cost-effective to implement.

If V*(x A )- V* (x B ) exceeds csδ u, then it is cost-effective to implement the NPIs.

In addition, in settings with low adherence, it might be more cost effective to implement low cost adherence interventions such as counselling and pill counts before viral load testing.

The unit was retired in 1974 when Con Edison determined that it was not cost effective to implement modifications called for in Nuclear Regulatory Commission requirements.

Magnetic measurements demonstrated that the undulator with canted poles meets all LCLS specifications and is more cost effective to implement.

These solutions are simple and cost effective to implement and may be used in the calibration of other more complex numerical solutions that can be found in the literature.

Usually 1 week before the event is leaving it very close, but it gives the client some flexibility and avoids last minute changes coming too late to be practical or cost effective to implement.

Rapid POC tests improve the diagnostic accuracy of STI screening and counter the high rates of loss to follow up among FSWs, while PPT – as a STI treatment approach – is simple and cost effective to implement in these settings.

It is far cheaper and more cost effective to implement a spay/neuter program".