Sentence examples for comparatively lower cost from inspiring English sources

Provincial cities such as Lyon, Marseille, Lille, and Toulouse now boast metro networks, while a growing number of other cities (such as Lille, Nantes, Strasbourg, and Grenoble) are served by tramways, a solution increasingly favoured because of its comparatively lower cost.

Though she had no initial interest in going to Southeast Asia, many fellow travellers encouraged her to visit for both the experience and the comparatively lower cost.

Thus, the GPU based virtual screening for ligand based data sets is a viable alternative for quickly screening large quantities of ligand data at a comparatively lower cost.

Natural fibers display environmental advantages in association with economic benefits related to comparatively lower cost as well as less energy consumption.

The passive control reinforced concrete frame (PCRCF) reinforced with high strength steel only in the columns presented here provides structural systems more resistance to lateral earthquake loadings at comparatively lower cost.

The use of health administrative data provides high power to detect relevant associations at comparatively lower cost than would be possible using clinical data collected at the bedside.

Transferable Discharge Permit (TDP) programs in water quality management produce environmental benefit, which closely achieves the same benefit through a command-and-control approach, with comparatively lower costs.

Many in vitro assays are suitable for screening and high-throughput/automated applications and can be added to the analytical tool package at comparatively lower costs (especially if taking into account the number of substances they respond to).

Results from those two studies show that, in spite of a higher level of GPs' remuneration in FHUs, global costs were lower in FHUs due to comparatively lower costs in key components of health care, such as on the spending of diagnostic tests, drugs and other procedures.

The comparatively lower direct cost, indirect costs and production overheads are a definite good resource for Hong Kong manufacturers to tap.

Hence, these simulations point to the following possible risks: Market concentration: Direct marketers with large portfolios have comparatively lower marketing costs because economies of scale in power trading and the broad spatial distribution of RES feed-in installations reduce costs.