Sentence examples for costs of agents from inspiring English sources

Recent studies have identified the positive effects of multiple layers on evolutionary cooperation but generally overlook the maximum costs of agents in these synchronous games.

Sigler said that when the costs of agents' fees (paid by management, he says), mandatory contributions to SAG's pension and welfare fund and employer-paid fringe benefits are added in, the performers actually account for between 7% and 12% of the production budget.

Villas from rental agencies can cost anywhere from 5percentto20percentcent more than rentals by owner because most owners pass on the cost of agents' commissions.

Practicality, ease of use, and cost of agents should influence their selection for routine practice.

Surgeons should consider the use of adhesion reduction agents as part of the adhesion reduction strategy (a) Give special consideration to agents with data supporting safety in routine surgery and efficacy in adhesion prevention   (b) Practicality, ease of use, and cost of agents should influence their selection for routine practice     6.

Cost of agents is always a consideration.

The "Preparing for the Future" program was never intended to cut back on the cost of agent benefits, says Barry Hutton, the executive who oversaw it.

Seven studies reported the impact of sedation protocols on the costs of sedative agents used; all found a reduction in the costs of sedative agents with protocolised sedation, which was reported as significant in four studies [ 2, 9, 17, 19], with values ranging from 22%to94%4% of the cost for non-protocol managed sedation [Table S1 in Additional file 1].

Traditional brokerage firms don't have to worry about the big fixed costs of having agents on the payroll during slow fall and winter months.

This monocentric study estimated consumptions and costs of halogenated agents (HA) and N2O over 5 years when the N2O consumption was reduced.

However, the higher costs of these agents may prohibit their use in lower-risk coronary artery disease (CAD) populations.