Sentence examples for dramatically lowered the cost from inspiring English sources
Technological innovation has dramatically lowered the cost of computing, making it possible for large numbers of consumers to own powerful new technologies at reasonably low prices.
The natural-gas boom in the U.S. has dramatically lowered the cost for running something as energy-intensive as a factory here at home.
Now you can publish you ebook or blog and it dramatically lowered the cost and enabled the long tail, democratized writing.
By eliminating pulse generators used in conventional electroporation, we dramatically lowered the cost of the apparatus and improved the stability and consistency of the electroporation field for long-time operation.
Massively parallel sequencing, also called next-generation sequencing, has dramatically lowered the cost of genomic sequencing for multiple genetic conditions.
"The smartphone explosion has lowered the cost for a lot of components and that has dramatically lowered the costs of producing devices," he noted.
Advances in technology, collectively known as next-generation sequencing, have dramatically lowered the costs of sequencing and thus permitted collections of vast amounts of data, as many as one billion short sequences, in one run [ 6].
Because it can be used without charge, it has allowed unparalleled competition, dramatically lowering the cost of entering electronics markets.
"This project is a game-changer that could dramatically lower the cost of photovoltaic solar cells," the secretary of energy, Steven Chu, said in a prepared statement.
I would much sooner have the space budget focus on high-quality robotic scientific missions and on fundamental research into new space transportation alternatives, like a space elevator, that could dramatically lower the cost of putting payloads into space.
Business groups had been pushing for a promise closer to 30% below 2005 levels and have also been pleading with the Coalition to drop its opposition to buying emissions permits offshore, which would dramatically lower the cost of meeting the promise.
