Sentence examples for consistent with cost from inspiring English sources

The layoffs are consistent with cost cutting that tends to happen when Elliott buys a stake in a company.

The company must also post a bond with the county consistent with cost estimates.

Consistent with cost calculation in the parent cost-effectiveness study [ 13], direct annual health care costs for each participant were estimated in 2001 US dollars using resource utilization abstracted from patients' medical records together with Medicare data as cost benchmarks for units of specific services.

The traditional approaches are not consistent with cost-benefit assessment.

These days, I do more than my best to keep things in good order, consistent with costs, including letting the occasional struggling writer in need of quiet space to finish his "Moby-Dick" or some frail soul in retirement from love stay free in return for simple indoor repairs.

These data are consistent with cost-effectiveness assessments of universal vitamin D supplementation in older adults in the USA 9 and also in Western European populations but using fractures as the primary modifiable outcome.

A recently issued IOM action plan for Hepatitis B prevention and management [ 34] is consistent with cost-effectiveness studies favoring the 'Screen and Treat' model [ 35- 37] and the incorrect report of immunization status findings in this cross sectional prevalence study.

The cost of goods sold is based on the price list of Espresso Services, Inc., and is consistent with costs in the coffee and espresso industry.

The cost findings of the key components were consistent with costing studies of other interventions, although different methodologies were used and different types of costs presented.

Seasonal variation in the frequency of resistant alleles in eastern Sudan and The Gambia is also consistent with costs of resistance.

It was assumed that the benefits started to apply at age 18 years; they were then discounted at 5% back to age 10 years (the age of many children in the program) to be consistent with costs.