Sentence examples for costs achieved from inspiring English sources

The goal, Dr. Doerr explained, is to deliver the better care and lower costs achieved by some large health care groups without being one.

The low operating costs achieved by all these factors have enabled chain stores to reduce their selling prices in relation to single-unit stores, as well as to operate on slimmer profit margins.

The Nash-bargaining solution is obtained by maximizing the product of the difference between the costs achieved through the optimal control strategy and the one obtained through the Pareto-efficient solution.

Smokeless products segment would contribute the most to margins due to better pricing, higher volumes, and lower costs achieved through consolidation of facilities.

The distribution of total cost associated with the adaptive intervention simulations (Figure 7) is essentially equivalent to the distribution of costs achieved under static intervention with perfect information (Figure 5), indicating that even the short period of data collection prior to action produces parameter estimates that are sufficient for accurate prediction of the disease dynamics.

This means that several changes have been made to the initial OR schedule, and therefore, we can determine the penalty costs achieved for these changes.

Using a common lottery achieves near optimal matching, while introducing participation costs achieve near-optimal targeting.

At Johnson Controls, the company expects price parity when battery costs achieve $200 per kilowatt-hour combined with gasoline prices that are consistently at or above $4 a gallon.

"We're doing what we said we would do -- cutting costs, achieving manufacturing improvements, generating cash and introducing new products and services," the chief executive, Daniel A. Carp, said.

Investments in early human development are essential for: Creating knowledge workers Improving populations' health and reducing health care costs Achieving equity.

Regarding that war and other military missions, Hillary Clinton, as Bacevich notes, continues to avoid asking the most obvious question: "Is the use of the American military conclusively, and at reasonable costs, achieving our political objectives?" .