Sentence examples for context the cost of from inspiring English sources

As algorithms have prized the individual, not the context, the cost of impressions has been driven down.

To put this into context, the cost of closing an orphanage of 30 children, addressing the core reasons for separation, and supporting the families for at least a year is $12,000.

In this context the cost of FREMS is similar to that of TENS and likely lower than that of the most expensive pharmacological treatments.

In this context, the cost of anti-anginal drug acquisition, hospitalizations, vascular interventions and monitoring tests including outpatient visits, laboratory tests and imaging diagnostic examinations were considered in the analysis.

These account for the majority of prescriptions issued, since in our healthcare context the cost of these drugs makes it unlikely that they would be widely prescribed on a private basis.

To provide some context, the cost of including a colour figure in an article in Intensive Care Medicine is US$534 [ 13], whereas page charges for a typical 7 page research article in the American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine are US$525 [ 14].

While both sources originate in the Thai context, the costs of blood transfusions were derived from a cost of illness study in three treatment centers in Thailand [ 4] whereas the costs of HSCT were estimated from a hospital database.

Any teenager doing an anxious post-mortem on a Christmas party can take comfort from Ketchup Clouds (Indigo £9.99) by Annabel Pitcher, an honest portrayal of emerging sexuality and the excitement, embarrassment and power games it generates, set in the context of the cost of secrecy and betrayal.

The societal costs for these measures should, however, be set into context with the cost of a loss of a "statistical life" [8, 9, 13] due to a traffic related fatality.

Ironically, CCS is mentioned primarily in the context of the cost of implementation and the increased price of generated electricity that would result if the power industry had to reduce carbon emissions.

'Omics' approaches will most likely be required to address the issue of fluctuations in the context of the cost of maintenance of biological order, and given that 'omics' is a part of systems biology, I consider it appropriate to formulate the discussion in these terms.