Sentence examples for examination cost from inspiring English sources

One-fourth said eye examination cost was problematic; one-half said spectacle cost was problematic.

Currently, the primary limitations to routine clinical application are hardware availability, clinical acceptance, politics, examination cost, and not least of all physician education.

(A visit to the clinic when my daughter had an ear infection offered a window into Canada's national health care system: the doctor's examination cost less than $23, at $1.55 Canadian to the United States dollar, but it also required three hours in a cramped waiting room).

The doctor's examination cost her $37 Australian, and the topical medication just $10Au.

However, for VibraTip™, the sponsor calculated the per examination cost according to its battery life, irrespective of simulated clinical use.

The TB staining kits and staff salary accounted for over 80% of the sputum smear examination cost.

After a public hearing and newspaper legal postings, the department seeks to impose an additional $50 fee to take the new test, to cover administration and examination costs.

The causes of the schools' financial problems include pay rises, raised national insurance and pension contributions, mounting heating and lighting bills, as well as increased examination costs.

After months of examination, costing taxpayers  a reported $1 million, the study seems unlikely to end the controversy over the September bridge debacle, already the focus of two other investigations.

Our results indicate that examination costs and cost structures can be expressed by identifying activity costs.

First, clinic costs need to be allocated to each department to accurately calculate examination costs.