Sentence examples for change in cost from inspiring English sources

A neighbor of this solution is then generated by a mechanism (which depends on the problem) and the change in cost is calculated.

In general, the change in cost has been observed around 22% between first and fourth soil type and 14% between first and fourth earthquake region.

Nevertheless, if municipalities decide their subsidies based on the decisions of other municipalities, the change in cost sharing is not independent, which may create a bias in our results.

"This change will entail no net change in cost to the federal government," the report explains, "since federal coverage of a higher portion of indirect costs would, at the margins, shift part of federal research funding from direct to indirect costs".

The general solution states that the optimal basal root growth angle will occur at the point where the total rate of change in the value of the resources acquired equals the total rate of change in cost that results from locating the root deeper in the soil.

The objective of the study was to estimate the effect of Burch and fascial sling surgery on out-of-pocket urinary incontinence (UI) management costs at 24 months postoperatively and identify predictors of change in cost among women enrolled in a randomized trial comparing these procedures.

And small increases in interest rates make for a big change in costs, when calculated as a percentage.

President Obama proposed the same change in cost-of-living calculations and correctly said it would "improve Social Security solvency".

Although ICERs were more sensitive to effectiveness discounting than cost discounting, there was no substantial change in cost-effectiveness.

The sensitivity analysis on range of utility values for remission after surgery and metastasis revealed no major change in cost-effectiveness (Table  4).

The resulting change in cost-effectiveness was then taken and the variables were ordered in a tornado diagram from the most to the least sensitive parameter.