Sentence examples for cost conducive from inspiring English sources

Compared with the drill and blast method, TBM tunnelling has significant advantages with high construction efficiency, low project cost, conducive to environmental protection, favorable stability control of surrounding rock mass, etc.

The WISN method could be used to estimate the increased number of nurses that would be required to assume nursing assistants' duties, consider the implications in terms of HRH investments in training and recruitment and help the Ministry of Health determine whether phasing out nursing assistants would provide a cost-effective solution conducive to quality care.

This study finds that, first of all, a high CO2 price is conducive to achieve a high degree of decarbonization in a cost-effective way, but only if CCS technology is available.

Berlin's cost of living is very conducive to the early-stage startup salary (or lack thereof), and it helps that office space can be acquired for a reasonable price.

In this paper, measures of social network analysis (SNA) and exponential random graph (ERG) models are employed to explore physician collaborations in order to find out structural attributes of physician collaborations that are conducive to hospitalisation cost and readmission rate.

"But index funds are more conducive to dollar-cost averaging".

They find that a Latino frame, when coupled with some emphasis on the costs of immigration, is especially conducive to negative feelings towards immigration through the "anxiety" channel.

Moreover, use of gold is not conducive to low-cost disposable sensors needed in this POC application.