Sentence examples for cure cost from inspiring English sources

A few sessions to relieve pain, rather than achieve a cure, cost about $1,500.

Outcomes of interest included mortality, clinical cure, cost, and length of stay.

For outpatient cases with delayed cure, cost attributable to resistance reflected additional outpatient visits, courses of antibiotics, or hospitalization.

A sun cure costs only €16 a day for the patients at Bærumshjemmet in Altea, a centre run by Baerum, Stavanger and Oslo.

Near-infrared (NIR) curing recently became viable for the rapid curing of coating layers in several industries that require much faster line speeds to both increase production and reduce the system size, thereby saving on the overall curing cost.

While the majority of the DIY cures cost just a couple bones, you're going to be paying out the ass for market cures.

Yes, there is financing for pilot schemes that might eventually generate some savings, and, yes, a new independent board of experts will be tasked with identifying possible cuts, but to conflate these initiatives with a guaranteed cure for cost inflation is to fall victim to wishful thinking.

The drugs that could cure her cost only US$100 to manufacture, but they aren't publicly funded in New Zealand.

That makes the math easy, if this works and is a cure, the cost is well worth it.

This cure might cost $100 billion/year, for the effect wears out after a year, but that is a piffle in comparison with the $45 trillion exclaimed by the International Energy Agency as necessary to insure that our surface temperature only increases by 4 degrees Fahrenheit by the turn of the century.

27 In light of our findings indicating no effect of screening on survival that is, improvement in cure rates these cost effectiveness results do not seem plausible.