Sentence examples for benchmark cost from inspiring English sources

A benchmark cost per line is about $1,000.

Spain's benchmark cost of borrowing for 10 years pushed beyond 5% while Portugal's rose above 6%.

The calculations are based on a "benchmark" cost of childcare, which some providers have said is less than what many families are actually paying.

Mr. H e said that Google's software-defined networking system has been running for about six months, which he said was too early to accurately benchmark cost savings.

Mr. Hölzle said that Google's software-defined networking system has been running for about six months, which he said was too early to accurately benchmark cost savings.

In contrast, when it comes to calculating the standard resource (Hefce's benchmark cost for teaching a student), Oxford and Cambridge stand to gain substantially from the new funding formula, according to universities' calculations.

Unlike journal articles, there are few benchmark costs of producing an open access monograph or book chapters.

Gas and oil is often bought and sold "over the counter", but the prices are provided to independent price reporting agencies (PRAs), which use them to set benchmark costs.

The WTP value represents the benchmark cost-effectiveness for assessing combinations of supplement costs and relative reductions in survival and/or loss to follow-up.

The WTP values, or the benchmark cost-effectiveness of standard ART treatment against which alternate interventions can be compared, were $853.31, $847.53, and $845.87 per DALY averted in the BMI <16.0, 16.00-16.99, and 17.00-18.49 kg/m categories, respectively.

Services are also very cost-effective, achieving an average cost per life year saved, after allowance for future health care savings, of £438 [ 2], which is over 50 times below the English National Institute of Health and Clinical Excellence's benchmark cost-effectiveness figure of £30,000 [ 3].