Sentence examples for cost susceptibility from inspiring English sources

**Approximated test cost, susceptibility and typing cost vary according to annual consumption amounts.

Precision in ICa measurement was revolutionized with the introduction of ion-selective electrodes, but the clinical application of this technique was limited due to cost, susceptibility to errors, lack of standardization, need to prevent CO2 loss and control of pH [ 12].

This approach has additional advantages of having low computation cost, less susceptibility to image noise, and numerical stability, in addition to providing better recognition rate [29].

Metals typically serve as excellent EMI shielding agents, but their heavy weight, high cost and susceptibility to forms of environmental degradation make them an undesired choice for many current electronic devices.

Surprisingly, we show that LYS-7 acts together with the tyrosine kinase ABL-1 to regulate an immunological balance in which resistance to C. neoformans comes at the cost of susceptibility to S. Typhimurium.

Thus, besides the clinical outcome and cost, reliable susceptibility testing results remains a critical issue for hospital infection control and surveillance programs.

However, this population does display multiple fitness costs, including susceptibility as adults to hepatocellular and pancreatic carcinomas (Vogelbein et al. 1999).

Secondary outcome measures included the use of pre-specified antibiotic agents or classes, antimicrobial costs, antimicrobial susceptibility for Escherichia coli and Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Clostridium difficile infection incidence, and clinical outcomes, including monthly ICU mortality rates, ICU length of stay and 48 hour ICU readmission rates.

To address this hypothesis, the sum benefits, costs, and susceptibilities of long AR CAGn diseases must balance the sum benefits, costs and susceptibilities of short AR CAGn diseases, which should be reflected in the mean number of repeats in the population of interest.

This phenotypic assay was developed in Russia as a low-cost drug-susceptibility test that can be used in areas of moderate technical capacity (9 ).

The estimated cost of direct susceptibility testing with the NRA and MODS was $3.58 and $5.56, respectively (see Table 3).