Sentence examples for costs adjusted from inspiring English sources

In fact, what businesses really care about is not wage rates but unit labor costs; that is, labor costs adjusted for productivity.

Last year the company says it produced free cashflow (ie, ebitda minus capital expenditure and holding-company costs, adjusted for earnings not turned into cash) of euro2 billion.

Excluding restructuring costs, adjusted earnings equaled $0.08 per share.

Periods of generic AED treatment were associated with higher medical service costs (adjusted CD [95% CI] = $3186 [$2359 $4012]]), stable pharmacy costs ($69 [$34 $171]1]), and greater total costs ($3254 [$2403 $4105]]) versus brand use.

For example, recent projections of Swiss health care costs adjusted for expected demographic changes predict substantial overall increases in HCE owing to a higher proportion of elderly in the population and higher cost growth for older insured [5].

All costs adjusted for calendar year, reported in 2012 dollars.

To account for the marked impact of biological DMARD costs to overall cost-effectiveness, we also report healthcare costs excluding medication costs, NHS costs adjusting for baseline biologics, and NHS and social costs adjusting for baseline biological use (table 4).

In this paper we provide tools to compare efficiencies, and cost adjusted efficiencies, of different sampling schemes, in order to facilitate this choice.

With gabapentin, the average/total unit cost adjusted for covariates was €1,720 versus €1,398, respectively (P=0.008).

Risk and efficiency indexes in pharmacy cost adjusted for ACG were obtained for centers and physicians.

The mean incremental cost (adjusted for case mix) therefore fell by £195 (P<0.001).