Sentence examples for compared to cost from inspiring English sources

The poverty line then was $3,700 (the equivalent of about $21,000 today) for a family of four, Dr. Rubio, a professor at North Carolina A & T State University, said, "and in many urban areas pay was so low compared to cost of living that many postal workers were eligible for welfare and food stamps".

This is compared to cost calculations using the national CPI for all years 1957 to 2015.

The only notable exception was CABG, where the cost increased considerably as a second and third event compared to cost as a first event.

For the Kamuzu College of Nursing (KCN) especially, reported annual per capita expenditure was compared to cost estimates reported by Namate [ 4].

Firstly, at equilibrium as noted above, variation in pathway content can occur when the exposure ε is sufficiently low compared to cost c and the transfer rate γ1 is high.

Patient costs in the 6 month period before SBI can then be compared to cost in the 6 month period after SBI to explore any changes in costs imposed by patients in each group.

Micronutrient supplements were the top‐ranked and fortification was the third‐ranked solution, with tremendously high benefits compared to costs.

Renovations totaled 200,000 euros, or about $263,000 — a bargain compared to costs in the States, Mr. Neira said.

I rapidly realised I don't know enough about the efficiency compared to costs of wind turbines, nuclear or other energy sources.

Flux distributions for six E. coli knockout strains reported by Ishii et al. [ 61] were compared to cost-optimal simulations using the combined cost function.

However, the cost-effectiveness results are not easily compared to cost-effectiveness of other health care interventions, because there is no reference value of costs per effect unit for these clinical outcomes.