Sentence examples for comparatively higher costs from inspiring English sources
If this is the case, any attempt at solving the currently problematic relationship between remediation and clam fishery by introducing changes in the Type I/Type II profile of the arrangements at stake will come at a cost: That of having agencies which operate at comparatively higher costs for what concerns decision-making, production and implementation.
It appears that though cavitation is quite successful in treatment of water at laboratory scale operations, comparatively higher cost of treatment as compared to the conventional chemical methods is a hindrance in its industrial scale application.
It is worth noting that wind power has the least emissions and lowest water consumption, but it has comparatively high costs.
Re "Weighing the Medical Costs of End-of-Life Care" ("Months to Live" series, front page, Dec. 23): As you report, the Ronald Reagan U.C.L.A. Medical Center has comparatively high costs for patient care.
The approaches that recover P from sewage sludge apply complex technologies and generally achieve effective removal of heavy metals at moderate recovery rates (~ 40 50% relative to the WWTP input) and comparatively high costs.
However, lanthanum carbonate comes with comparatively high costs, as lanthanum is a rare and therefore expensive metal [4, 8].
The comparatively high cost of epoxy-resin systems restricts them principally to repairing or surfacing existing flooring substrates; e.g., concrete.
And while Turkey has simultaneously moved to strengthen refugees' rights, Turkish shores are likely to remain a popular launch pad for migrants looking to reach Europe because of both the comparatively high cost of living, as well as rising xenophobia, particularly in the country's south.
The comparatively high cost that banks charge retailers for processing credit and debit card payments should come down.
