Sentence examples for cost adopted from inspiring English sources
Grouping costs to enable estimation of the mainstream cost adopted the categories used in ASSIST (A Stop Smoking in Schools Trial).
We've made almost all the site downloadable, so that visitors can use it as they use the iTunes store, and for a small cost adopt the poems they especially like onto their own devices.
The boss of Tesco Bank spent more than £18,000 on London taxis in just eight months last year, being taken to upmarket restaurants, private members' clubs and the supermarket's various head offices despite the tough new approach to costs adopted by the grocer's chief executive, Dave Lewis.
Inputs of health care supply, in our managerial perspective, are basically the various structures of operating costs adopted by each HCA (considered as a firm).
For each procedure, the costs were attributed based on the procedure costs adopted by the Brazilian Public Health System.
The cost-effectiveness ratio of costs were evaluated per correctly diagnosed TB case and all procedures costs were attributed based on the procedure costs adopted by the Brazilian Public Health System.
And physicians — facing escalating demands to lower costs, adopt expensive information technology, and account for performance — have been flocking to join them.
The high-end costs adopting the OSCE amounted to €145.23 per student, while the low-end costs were €31.51 per student.
In addition to these base direct costs, adopting feedyards could incur costs associated with third-party verification that E. coli vaccinations were indeed implemented if packers were going to pay them for such a verified production protocol.
Data collected retrospectively for the three years after diagnosis were used to determine relapse free survival and health costs (adopting the hospital's perspective and a microcosting approach).
The review showed that cost studies adopted different approaches to estimate costs of AD, reflecting a lack of consensus on the methodology of cost studies.
