Sentence examples for consequently costs from inspiring English sources

How can we increase the overall efficiency of a working system, whilst reducing risks at source and consequently costs?

The degree of membrane fouling determines the frequency of cleaning, the lifetime of the membrane, the membrane area needed and consequently costs, design and operation of membrane plants.

It is also suboptimal for funding healthcare, as self-referral has been shown to increase numbers of radiological procedures and consequently costs.

Given that the majority of incidental focal liver lesions are benign, this could avoid unnecessary extensions of the diagnostic workup, further reducing waiting times or length of hospital stay and, consequently, costs.

Furthermore the variable stage at diagnosis only affects treatments, and consequently costs, in the initial phase, and will not appear in the continuing and final phase.

Nurse derived data also distinguished outpatient from inpatient hospital visits; consequently costs of ulcer related hospital stays were based on the duration of hospital stay through a bed day cost.

The older patients PacifiCare gets consequently cost less to care for.

Hence, a small value for the thrashing rate is required to maintain a stable and, consequently, cost effective job execution.

In addition, the specific cost of product of the plant is reduced from 21.48 (€/h) for the base case to 20.90 (€/h) for the optimum case; thus, the optimization process causes about 3% decrement in the specific cost of product and consequently cost of produced electricity.

It is therefore likely that there will be increasing pressures on Pi fertilizer availability and, consequently, cost in the future.

However, if the reduction in lengths of stay results in increased intensity of care (and consequently cost) the efficiency improvement may be smaller.