Sentence examples for cost adapted from inspiring English sources

The disposable chips are designed to include all reagents needed for complete NAD, including the detection of different mRNA targets, and may be mass produced to a low cost adapted to a low-resource market.

Since the additional battery cost is very low compared to the sensor cost, adapting the heterogeneous network does not create a huge impact on overall WSN cost.

Costs: adapted Client Services Receipt Inventory CSRII) [ 59]. xi.

The iMTA Medical Consumption Questionnaire and iMTA Productivity Cost Questionnaire, adapted to the current study setting and target population, will be used.

In order to increase its accessibility and decrease its cost, we adapted the process to a Nd YAG nanosecond pulsed laser.

Promotion of early and frequent ANC utilization through community-based interventions - involving also male community volunteers - could potentially be scaled up at low cost and adapted to local needs.

As the three main cost states need to be comparable, the ratio used by Palmer et al [ 27] that consists of 46% of diabetes costs, was adapted to the CODE-2 costs.

For costing, we adapted the principles of the Sheffield prevention model, updating unit costs and otherwise inflating to 2008.

Therefore, the authors argue that most municipalities in the region could apply this type of low-cost locally adapted ISWM system.

Working with a local health department, an agricultural extension service, a church and a tribal health center from the various towns, Robert Wood Johnson researchers found that the Play Streets concept could be cost-effectively adapted for rural communities, said Keshia Pollack Porter, a health policy professor at Johns Hopkins University who worked on the project.

Unit costs were adapted from Oostenbrink et al. and from the Dutch Health-Care Insurance Board [ 19].