Sentence examples for cost benchmark from inspiring English sources

Fu, R., Feldman, D., Margolis, R., Woodhouse, M. & Ardani, K. US Solar Photovoltaic System Cost Benchmark: Q1 2017 Technical Report (National Renewable Energy Laboratory, 2017).

Specifically, understanding the marginal cost of stroke, i.e. those costs over and above normal expected medical care, can serve as a valuable cost benchmark that can be followed accurately over time.

Unit cost benchmarking helps to shine a light on performance.

This paper argues that the UK "New Labour" government's introduction of, and increasing reliance on, hospital cost benchmarking is promoting "averageness".

After the Affordable Care Act was passed, Advocate committed to reorganizing and optimizing patient care in order to succeed under "shared savings" arrangements, which reward providers for beating cost benchmarks while meeting quality goals, and global capitation contracts, which pay providers a fixed amount of revenue per member, per month.

And for businesses it can cost between $7 and $16 to send a check, and $1.50 just to receive one, according to Aberdeen Group, Bank of America, and the AFP Payment Cost Benchmarking Report.

And for businesses it can cost between $7 and $16 to send a check, and $1.50 just to receive one, according to Aberdeen Group, Bank of America, and the AFP Payment Cost Benchmarking Report.

For example, startups like Rocketrip and TravelBank use data from real-time price analysis to determine cost benchmarks and split savings with the employee.

The incentive of saving money has always motivated individuals, but only with advances in big data over the last several years have computers gotten smart enough to reliably calculate fair cost benchmarks.

The announcement may include details of how the agency will calculate Medicare cost benchmarks and physician bonuses.

LTC practice models must be expanded and examined against accepted quality and cost benchmarks.