Sentence examples for cost for implementation from inspiring English sources
Adsorption is a promising method worldwide for EC removal since it is low initial cost for implementation, highly-efficient and has simple operating design.
This paper lays the foundation for the creation of an innovative conceptual model to estimate the cost for implementation of new architectures for legacy systems.
From 2010 onwards, the farmers pay only 15%% of the cost for implementation of sprinkler irrigation systems, and the remaining 85%% of the cost is paid by the government; so sprinkler irrigation systems are expected to be more welcome.
Excluding the costs for measure 2, new construction, the net cost for implementation of the other two measures for the remaining 50 children was 7.7 € per day per child, or 385 € per day for all 50 children, adding up to a grand total per year of about 68,530 €.
The cost for implementation and maintenance of a school-based obesity prevention program was $233 per student.
Often, the farmers pay only 15%% of the costs for implementation of sprinkler irrigation system, and the remaining 85%% of costs is paid by the government.
Table 4 Results of baseline measurement of the basic level of EM care and costs for implementation Number of EDs that meet the requirement before start of employment for ED physicians or nurses Number of EDs that meet the requirement at some point in time during physician or nurse working in ED Estimated costs of implementation per year nationwide (first year of introduction) 1.
The indicator "Operating cost" was calculated from estimated variations in traffic volumes according to a kilometric cost representative of each service (number and type of vehicles, drivers), adding personnel costs for implementation (local police officers needed to guarantee observance of EOPN scheme).
The total net costs for implementation of the all measures was calculated to be 11.6 € per day per child, or 673 € per day for all 58 children, adding up to a grand total per year of about 119,758 €.
The health IT business case needs to take into consideration the one-time infrastructure and labor costs for implementation, as well as ongoing system support costs.
