Sentence examples for comparative expense from inspiring English sources
Financial aid may be adjusted up or down to reflect the comparative expense of studying in Dublin vs. Ithaca.
Due to the comparative expense of standard therapy, replacement of it with the less costly sequential regimen would greatly reduce total treatment costs.
However, the impracticalities of a weight-bearing full-length leg radiograph and the comparative expense and inconvenience of knee radiographs remains an obstacle for some large scale epidemiological studies and clinical assessment of a standing participant is a practical alternative.
There is no available evidence that it is superior to plain radiographic FAI views for identifying CAM lesions, and therefore its comparative expense prevents it being a first-line investigation of choice for this purpose.
Shares of Canadian Pacific have lagged those of its peers over the last five years, and the company has the highest comparative operating expenses of the seven largest railroads in North America.
Typewritten comparative reports regarding financing, expenses, logistics, and publicity of the World's Columbian Exposition (Chicago, 1893), Louisiana Purchase Exhibition (St . Louis 1904), Panama-California Exposition (San Diego, 1915), and Panama-Pacific Exposition (San Francisco, 1915).
Although comparative studies are not available and expenses differ between modalities, estimated costs of citrate anticoagulation are not substantially higher than those associated with heparin anticoagulation.
Given the expense of active interventions, the comparative low unit cost of sending printed information to large numbers of practitioners makes it an attractive dissemination and implementation strategy.
Some cost reductions improved the financial picture, but the operating expenses rose slightly from the comparative period last year.
Near-miscible flooding has gained increasingly more attention as it obtains the comparative recovery factor with the reduction of gas source expense and operating cost.
