Sentence examples for considerable extra cost from inspiring English sources

The two drugs together are more effective than Herceptin alone, but at considerable extra cost.

(Crane does not mention it, but Ware fought hard to have the tombstones of some 1500 Chinese labourers who died serving on the western front inscribed in Chinese characters at considerable extra cost).

"This has resulted in considerable extra cost to clean these sites, as well as the nuisance and inconvenience caused by the thoughtless attitude of a small minority".

The sports-car maker Porsche said yesterday that it had decided against listing shares on the New York Stock Exchange to avoid "considerable extra costs" resulting from a new financial oversight law.

The ILF was set up in 1988 to help cover the considerable extra costs of being severely disabled and leading a full and active life in the community, rather than living in residential care.

For commercial trials, considerable extra costs were incurred by additional clinic visits and imaging investigations.

Thus, PONV is likely to create considerable extra costs for health care systems.

Unfortunately, inclusion of more than one ethnic community was prohibitive, given the considerable extra costs of research that is ethnically inclusive [ 33].

The trial was designed as double-blind, but this incurs considerable extra costs; thus, we decided that the last 100 patients should be studied open-label, in order to determine whether the large extra cost of blinding confers any advantage.

It seems to be a predictor of mortality and causes a considerable extra-cost and prolonged ICU-stay.

Comparing with in-house solvers, the gain in terms of increases in computation capacities or in terms of parallel performances is notable, without considerable extra development cost.