Sentence examples for diminished cost of from inspiring English sources

The diminished cost of genomic sequencing has enabled more testing for cancer predisposition syndromes.

As a result of the increased efficiency and diminished cost of NGS, the demand for clinical applications is rapidly increasing.

Although a minor loss in analytical sensitivity is incurred through the use of hybridization based sequencing, this can be balanced with the increased efficiency and diminished cost of this technology compared to traditional approaches.

The extra costs of the CGM devices in the intervention group were neutralized by the diminished costs for nursing personnel, material and laboratory costs.> -wrap-foot> Fandors and costs are expressed as means per patient per day (24 hours).

The "sacrifice" is borne by working people who would experience a diminished Social Security Cost of Living Allowance (COLA) cumulatively over time.

Concentration, it seems, comes with the hidden cost of diminished creativity.

For a number of years, their lower levels of motivation were explained as a fear that athletic success came at the cost of diminished femininity.

Today, ever greater resources are being invested in winning market share at the very top of the pyramid, sometimes at the cost of diminished service for the rest of the public.

"This kind of merger makes no sense," he says, arguing that short-term cost savings come at the cost of diminished prospects for drug discoveries.

It is worth noting, though, that this does not include the cost of diminished privacy and disrupted lives for Florida nuns and retired schoolteachers in Rhode Island.

The company said the move was aimed at improving users' well-being, even at the cost of diminished advertising revenue.