Sentence examples for cost as a consequence from inspiring English sources
The example highlights potential savings in water production cost as a consequence of salt value extraction.
The study group said this would need to be addressed if the beavers are to be left in place, as 70% of reported negative impacts due to beaver activity stated a financial cost as a consequence.
"The rate at which unemployment figures have risen in the past 24 months alone is an indication that the crisis is deepening, with severe personal costs as a consequence, and possible unrest and extremism as a risk.
First, in the starting energy concept, the source heat for the heat pumps is generated by the CHP and boilers, with fuel costs as a consequence.
These costs are not related to health care, but are costs as a consequence of these symptoms, such as sick leave of productive persons in paid labour.
The authors identified increasing overall treatment costs as a consequence of the introduction of new and expensive targeted therapies such as trastuzumab (Herceptin).
Economic consequences are presented as: (1) intervention costs per QALY; and (2) total costs per QALY (including healthcare costs being saved as a result of increased PA and increased costs as a consequence of increased life expectancy).
But most costs of mental disorders in general, and depression specifically, are indirect costs, as a consequence of productivity loss and absenteeism: More than 70% of the total costs of depression consists of these indirect costs [ 26].
Indirect costs are not related to health care but are costs as a consequence of sickness, sick leave, disability and or death of productive persons, in paid and unpaid labour[ 51].
OA causes high direct costs (0.7 % to 1.2%% of the gross national product), and also high indirect costs as a consequence of morbidity and disability and represents one of the diseases with the highest economic impact [ 4- 7].
