Sentence examples for cost owing from inspiring English sources
Apart from the benign characteristics similar to those of ILs (e.g., low volatility, low inflammability and low melting point), DESs have their unique merits of easy preparation and low cost owing to their renewable and available raw materials.
From the obtained results, we can conclude that when both protocols implement the same security level, the NeMHIP protocol is more efficient than the HIP NEMO protocol in terms of signaling cost owing to the integration of the security and mobility management frameworks.
Taking into account its low cost, owing to the natural abundance, the first MoS2-based commercial batteries were developed by Moli Energy Ltd., (British Columbia, Canada) in 1989 and have the specific energy values 100 W h kg−1 [1, 2].
At the inpatient level, it was more difficult to calculate an HIV-specific clinical staff cost owing to restrictions on researcher access to hospital wards.
For example, microplates have evolved from 96 384 wells to up to 3456 wells, lowering assay cost owing to the reduction of the amount of reagents and samples [ 1, 2].
Introns may represent nearly neutral 'junk' DNA [ 3], however they presumably carry at least some selective cost owing to extra energy and time expenditure during replication and transcription [ 4, 5].
This kind of solution to problems of social cost owes its origins not to any radical guru but to a mainstream economist named Ronald Coase.
Many of these fee-cutting regulations help intermediaries like PayPal and Square short term, by reducing their cost (owed to the Visa/MasterCard infrastructure), but eventually it limits what they can charge, too.
Magistrate Geoffrey Bradd on Tuesday dismissed the charges against White and awarded her $13,400 in costs owing to the "exceptional circumstances".
Meanwhile, rising construction costs — owing to a building boom in China and to post-Katrina reconstruction on the Gulf Coast — have made the project more expensive than Monaghan imagined.
Price falls are the result ofdue to a combination of factors including a drop in global cotton prices as well as lower manufacturing costs owing to downward pressure on wage rises in China, where many UK-sold clothes are made.
