Sentence examples for cost applied from inspiring English sources

A carbon price is a cost applied to carbon pollution to encourage polluters to reduce the amount of greenhouse gas they emit into the atmosphere.

This technique represents a low cost, applied and versatile fabrication method for paper-based energy devices.

For achieving maximum exergy efficiency and minimum cooling cost, applied current of hotter (second) stage would stand at a higher level than that of colder (first) stage.

The estimated cost of each health state (excluding program cost) applied to the decision tree model is presented in Table  3.>> A summary of incremental cost-effectiveness ratios (ICERs) is shown in Table  4.

The costs for GP consultation and diagnostic testing have been reported to be 30 40% higher than the unit cost applied in this trial and the relevant cost elements were increased accordingly in sensitivity analyses.

This was achieved by applying the event year cost of a transplant to the proportion of patients who had received a renal transplant during 1998 (transplant year) and combining that with the annual management cost applied to the proportion receiving a transplant during a previous year.

The same assumptions relating to opportunity cost apply.

Note that the screening cost applies to the entire cohort, which is assumed to be 1.

This viability cost applies equally to infected male hosts and infected female hosts.

Dependent variable: Total economic cost Applying these incremental costs to the total services provided by the 15 programmes (Table 3), of the total economic cost in 2002 2003, 68.3% was variable.

Then they will keep a precise budget of expenses over one week, charting each expense, its cost in U.S. dollars and its comparative cost in the foreign currency (costs applied to credit cards included).