Sentence examples for costs of the same from inspiring English sources

Of these devices dissolved gas floatation units had the highest capital cost (25 million 1987 USD/million gal of suspension/day), followed by belt filters (0.12), microstrainers (0.09), and settling ponds (0.05) although these latter methods are had costs of the same order of magnitude as of 1987.

This study offers an opportunity to compare the unit costs of BRAC health services to available service costs of the same kind.

The results show that the changes in patient care quality are positively related to the changes in financial leverage, profitability and labor costs of the same hospital over time.

In the present study we obtained data on the rate of energy expenditure of people wading with short steps and with turns, in water that reached either the knee or the mid-thigh, to validly represent locomotion during typical aquatic foraging, and compared this to the energy costs of the same walking behaviour on land.

36 Finally, Annemans et al published an "economic evaluation" of rasburicase in the prevention and treatment of hyperuricemia and TLS in hematologic cancer patients 39 based on incidence and costs of the same derived from a European multicountry chart review 38 and assumptions regarding the efficacy of rasburicase in reducing hyperuricemia and TLS based on clinical trial data (see below).

Can I later – within a year – again install Windows 10 free of cost on the same PC?

A heart bypass at Bumrungrad Hospital is about one-eighth of the cost of the same operation in New York.

EasyJet, which has many of the qualities of Southwest Airlines, offers tickets sometimes for a third of the cost of the same flights on British Airways.

Using tax breaks and cheap labor, Indian companies publish the books in black-and-white, low-quality paperback editions, and sell them for as little as 10percentt of the cost of the same book in the United States.

How it works Sainsbury's shoppers have their basket of branded grocery goods compared with the cost of the same goods at Asda and Tesco (Morrisons isn't included in the comparison).

And, by using purchasing power parity, which measures the cost of the same basket of goods and services in different countries, economists can adjust GDP to gain better insight into living standards.