Sentence examples for cost compromise from inspiring English sources
If anything, the states' fears were stoked further last week when House lawmakers drafting health legislation reached a cost compromise with conservative Blue Dog Democrats that would force states to take on a greater Medicaid spending burden than an earlier version of the bill.
Single-step glutathione-S-transferase (GST) purification from a baculovirus/insect cell expression system seems to correct both issues, providing the best ratio of native to denaturing purification yields and the best cost compromise.
Our decision to follow patients to one year represents a practical and trial cost compromise between earlier perioperative outcomes and longer term sequelae of FAI (5 years or more).
However, the TA6V titanium alloy is the most resistant material in molten carbonate but the Al-coated stainless steels appear as the best lifetime-cost compromise.
In fact, FPGA-based digital processing systems achieve better performance-cost compromise, and with a moderate design effort they can afford the implementation of a powerful and flexible embedded SoCs.
Head and neck cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma (HNCSCC) although rarely fatal has significant adverse public health effects due to high medical costs, compromised quality of life, functional impairment and other serious consequences.
However, despite substantial progress in microelectronics and miniaturisation of systems, dolphin tags are imperfectly designed; additional drag from tags increases swim costs, compromises swimming capacity and manoeuvrability, and leads to extra loads on the animal's tissue.
Prior work [1] has shown that the system design that minimizes cost (e.g., the $/W value) can be close to the designs that maximize the system's efficiency or power density, however, it is important to understand the relationship between those designs to optimize TEG performance-cost compromises.
Increasing TB costs compromised the ability of public health authorities to justify TB prevention activities for other public health programs.
A bargain at such a cost: double compromise.
Speaking to the Anti-Defamation League in Washington on May 3, he said: "I will never force Israel to make concessions that cost or compromise any of Israel's security.
