Sentence examples for cheaper to perform from inspiring English sources
Robert Laurino, the head of the Essex County prosecutor's sex crime unit, said that as the tests became cheaper to perform they were becoming more routine, even though a backlog at the state police laboratory often delays results for months.
For example, screening for evidence of sickle cell anemia, a hemoglobin disorder, is generally pursued at least initially by tests involving the hemoglobin proteins themselves, rather than DNA, because the relevant gene product (blood) is readily accessible, and because the protein test is currently cheaper to perform than the DNA test.
It is cheaper to perform and its results can be available within a shorter time.
This decrease of FDG uptake probably reflects a lower disease activity, but sedimentation rate and CRP levels, which are much cheaper to perform, reflect the same.
Diagnosis of CDAD in the United States is now made by using an enzyme immunoassay that is relatively easier and cheaper to perform than a cytotoxin assay (4 ), which may account for the increased trend.
The ease with which genotyping technologies generate tremendous amounts of data on research participants has been well chronicled, a feat that continues to become both faster and cheaper to perform.
The advantages of this method are that it can produce large volumes of results at no more cost and it is very cheap to perform parametric studies, for instance, to optimize equipment performance.
It is very cheap to perform but very expensive because of the patent.
Those preparations are easy and cheap to perform at large scales.
TGGE/DGGE and related methods provide a very high sensitivity and are relatively easy and cheap to perform once the assays have been designed and optimized.
Trying to predict events such as these with extremely low prevalence is justified when: 1) the event has severe consequences and the consequences increase if missed for a period of time; and 2) when the test administered is relatively easy and cheap to perform.
