Sentence examples for effects of low cost from inspiring English sources

The effects of "low cost carriers" (LCCs) such as Southwest Airlines and JetBlue Airways on the competitive landscape of the U.S. airline industry have been thoroughly documented in the academic literature and the popular press.

In addition, our study design will allow us to separate the effects of low cost technology (automated reminders) followed by more costly efforts (telephone outreach by a CRC Screening Coordinator).

The report draws attention to the deleterious effect of low cost imported milk products on investment and production in many LAC countries but concludes "in the LAC area it is doubtful that there is a country or group of countries which could be described as marginal for dairy production in terms of the possible financial advantages of imported milk projects".

Anti-blast water wall as one of water barricades, might be effective in mitigating the explosion effect due to its advantages of low cost and easy to construct etc.

At the time this trial was conducted, the Cochrane review on clomifene citrate in unexplained infertility suggested that it had a beneficial effect and supported its use on grounds of low cost and ease of administration.

"It's impossible to underestimate just how important the effect of low-cost carriers are on a given route," said William McGee, the aviation adviser for Consumers Union.

In 2010 a pilot cluster randomised controlled trial was conducted to test the effect of this low cost training intervention (i) On the competencies of primary care staff to recognise mental disorders, treat and make appropriate referrals to the scarce specialist service; (ii) On recovery (improved health and social outcomes and quality of life) of clients.

Government approval, rarity of side effects, and low cost of the drops also encouraged prescription.

This development had one benign side-effect (the creation of low-cost tracking funds) and one malign impact: a change in investor behaviour.

Mills and colleagues in a systematic review of randomized controlled trials and meta-analysis observed a substantial reduction in the risk of death, low adverse events (or low side effects), and low cost of melatonin offer a great potential for melatonin in the treating of cancer [ 64].

Contrarily, preference and proximity [ 11], and absence of side effects and low cost [ 8], have been previously reported as overriding reasons for using TEM.