Sentence examples for cost by one from inspiring English sources

Pakistan's first civil war in 1971 cost, by one estimate, 1.5 million lives.

The stadium's glass walls were expected to kill thousands of birds every year, and local bird-lovers had asked its sponsors to use a specially patterned glass to reduce collisions; the glass would have raised the stadium's cost by one tenth of one per cent, and the sponsors had balked.

This suggests that if a particular resistance mechanism is found to be either high or low cost by one assay, it is likely to be found to have the same relative cost by another methodology.

The energy cost by one-profile gliding is lower than two-profile gliding, and the one-profile energy cost increases faster than the two-profiles energy cost with the increase of the diving depth, which illustrates that the number of the profiles should be less in the practical glider operation.

The German electronics group Siemens plans to cut 2,300 jobs in its information and communication mobile unit by September 2004 as part of a revamping program to reduce costs by one billion euros ($1.13 billion), the company said.

The plan for a pilot or test study on a part of the floodplain area was scheduled for a 4-year implementation period and 15 years for aftercare; it was calculated for initially 2.2 million EUR, not including the costs for sediment traps, excavations, and wetland construction (which would exceed the other costs by one to two orders of magnitude).

Essentially, Mechanization is the process through which jobs that were previously performed by human beings are able to be performed more efficiently and at a lower unit-cost by one or more machines.

Estimated costs for secondary care increased the total costs by one third.

In other words, having about 425,000 more birds annually decreases the costs by one eurocent per bird (about 28%).

The average total costs by one year after the end of phototherapy were €1272 and €1148 respectively (difference €124, 95% CI €−155 to €403).

What is the effect on cost by measuring one enzyme level only?