Sentence examples for concomitant costs from inspiring English sources

With the increase in electronic traffic, heat generated by electronic equipment, and the concomitant costs of powering cooling systems in electronic data centers are increasing continually.

Callers can increase their indirect benefits by calling only in the presence of an appropriate audience and manage concomitant costs by judicious investment.

I've learned too much about aging and the concomitant costs.

Patients suffer reduced hospitalisation, but have concomitant costs decreased?

Therefore, more patients would likely be treated with unnecessary procedures (based on FP findings) and the concomitant costs would be higher.

In The Netherlands, as in most Western countries, stroke is a major contributor to the total burden of disease, in terms of morbidity, mortality and concomitant costs.

In addition to that, lower complexities as well as concomitant cost reduction are foreseen for the operation of process.

The reduction of strain energy is accommodated by the introduction of generally greater than the concomitant cost of increased surface energy associated with creating the cluster.

Furthermore, by conducting a number needed to treat to harm and concomitant cost analysis comparing the combined reoperation and secondary femoral shaft refracture rates of the short and long CMN derived from our systematic review, we hypothesize that short CMN are significantly more cost effective.

It is expected that this trend will accelerate because of ongoing technology developments and concomitant cost decreases.

1– 2 The development of new materials that resist bacterial attachment and biofilm formation would offer significant therapeutic benefits and concomitant cost savings.