Sentence examples for drivers of costs from inspiring English sources

He noted that if hospital stays by Medicare enrollees across the country fell to the length prevailing in Oregon and Washington, hospital use — one of the biggest drivers of costs — would fall by almost a third.

No. That's why I convened a fiscal responsibility summit, started in this room, to start looking at entitlements and to start looking at the big drivers of costs over the long term.

Thus, one of the biggest drivers of costs and capacity requirements is the electricity demand that occurs during peak periods.

Requirements for higher teacher credentials are particularly strong drivers of costs, so state policy makers are hesitant to increase these requirements when budgets are stretched thin.

Comparing differences between surgeons from a single institution, thereby omitting regional variation, could aid in identifying factors associated with higher costs and individual drivers of costs.

These hospitalizations, along with treatment of AECB, are major drivers of costs.

One purpose would be to shine a spotlight on outliers and identify drivers of cost growth.

However, common drivers of cost-effectiveness included those affecting the number of RSV hospitalisations and those affecting costs.

Given many studies found non-significant differences in costs between interventions, differences in health outcomes have the capacity to be the main drivers of cost-effectiveness.

"What we frequently observe is that the biggest drivers of cost and delivery of care is the volume of care," he explained.

The software can produce full profit and loss reports by product, customer, supplier and channel to understand the detailed drivers of cost and improve margins.