Sentence examples for equivalent cost from inspiring English sources

At Barclays the equivalent cost would be £29.75, whereas at Santander it would be £67, said Which?

The minimum annual equivalent cost is achieved by assuming a design storage pressure of 4000 kPa.

The comparison results show that our protocol improves the security with equivalent cost.

Total capital investment, total manufacturing cost and after annual equivalent cost were also calculated.

The equivalent cost of a day in Portland, Oregon, the cheapest of the 50 cities examined, is less than $22.

For the first time, the Russians are offering some of this equipment at prices two-thrieds, or even half of what their American equivalent cost.

Economic models taking a provider's perspective have showed XELOX to be more cost-effective than FOLFOX4 in Japan [ 29] but of equivalent cost-effectiveness in US [ 30].

Multivariate probabilistic sensitivity analysis (results of 10 000 replications) showed that the two strategies had equivalent cost-effectiveness, as confirmed by varying the utility values and the cost of palliative care (Table 3).

In the UK, Jit el al., found that the price difference between the two vaccines required for equivalent cost-effectiveness ranges from 19 to 35 GBP (EUR 23 42) depending on the scenario investigated.

Applying this estimated 23.9 % cost-saving figure to England's total ACEIs/ARBs spending in March 2012 of GB£2,220,548,343 would yield an equivalent cost-saving figure of GB£530,711,054.

Over that eight-year period, the energy-equivalent cost of ethanol averaged about 90 cents per gallon more than gasoline.