Sentence examples for cost subjects from inspiring English sources

BIS provides only £1.6bn for teaching – and this is mostly earmarked for specialist "high cost" subjects, such as medicine and engineering.

In January, the Russell Group complained: "These high cost subjects are currently underfunded and this puts pressure on other important activities".

He said: "Universities that teach high cost subjects - things like engineering or areas like chemistry or physics [with] the very high costs associated with these because of labs and equipment - English universities currently get about £1,500 per student more than we do".

"Every single university in the country, even the specialist ones, have higher cost subjects to teach and some lower cost ones, the £9k fee is somewhere in the middle," says Westwood.

Although verification bias corrected estimates of diagnostic accuracy would be improved, this would come at a cost: subjects with no indication of disease would undergo unnecessary procedures, possibly resulting in complications and discomfort, not to mention the monetary cost of the additional procedures.

If it is to be "held to maturity", or is a traditional loan, it can be carried at cost, subject to impairment.

Also, the optimal numerical parameters, minimizing computational cost subject to a specified error tolerance, are estimated.

The model is geared toward the minimization of cost subject to carbon dioxide emission constraints.

The internal supporting structure is further optimized to minimize the material cost subject to strength constraints.

We formulate a holarchy optimization problem to minimize the cost subject to the feasibility constraints.

The optimization objective is to minimize the system total cost subject to relevant constraints for residential applications.