Sentence examples for equivalent costs from inspiring English sources

In France the equivalent costs just $38.

The amount of expensive NHS staff time involved is clearly immense, and the equivalent costs incurred by the company that wins the contract must also be recouped via the price that is agreed.

The same PCT is also footing a £211,600 bill for the equivalent costs in the neighbouring, much smaller Herts Valley CCG, leaving NHS Hertfordshire spending a total of £1,184,960 on these start-up costs.

After the review began, Small's staff retroactively submitted paperwork for a "hypothetical mortgage," noting that Small's contract permitted him to claim reimbursement for the "equivalent costs of home ownership". It was hypothetical because Small does not have a mortgage and owns his $3.5 million home outright, the inspector general said.

Precision and implied accuracy appeared substantially better with the visual detection line-transect than with the fixed-width transect for equivalent costs and effort at all three landscapes but as the two methods provide different estimates there are questions of possible bias in both approaches.

CONCLUSIONS: Among youths presenting with psychiatric emergencies, multisystemic therapy was associated with better outcomes at a lower cost during the initial postreferral period and with equivalent costs and outcomes during the 12-month follow-up period.

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

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

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

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

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