Sentence examples for examination price from inspiring English sources

Quantifying venation is particularly important for functional or ecophysiological examination (Price et al., 2012; Sack and Scoffoni, 2013).

Reimbursement is based on grouping of codes, associated cost weights and a fixed "average" examination price or unity price regularly set by the Ministry of Health and Care Services.

The grid operator's examination of prices charged comes as Gov. Gray Davis and legislators are negotiating a rescue package to save the state's two largest utilities from bankruptcy.

The pressure on domestic water supply as a result of over-extraction for agriculture calls for an examination of pricing of water in its competing uses.

Examination of consumer price knowledge before, during, and after store visit sheds light on what is measured at the individual points in time: episodic price knowledge and/or reference prices?

Thus, when AT&T makes their entire network Internet-friendly, voila -- regulations like 'carrier of last resort' -- the requirement to give a customer phone service in your territory (AT&T is the major incumbent phone company in 22 states) -- or any examination of the price of service -- are gone.

The other important aspect to consider besides the mere price examination is the higher possibility to customize the execution environment and to avoid the initial setup and periodic maintenance of an in-house ICT infrastructure.

A national pricing policy, informed by a comprehensive examination of pharmaceutical pricing models internationally, can also facilitate better financial access of the population to medicines.

Investors also worried that Senate Democratic committee chairmen would intensify an examination of drug prices and drug marketing practices that was already gathering steam under Republicans.

SeatGeek, a company in New York that predicts the best time to sell or buy tickets on the secondary market, recently did a section-by-section examination of the pricing for New York Knicks tickets for the 2009-10 season.

Other theories argue that the future can indeed be anticipated by examining past activity through computer analyses of the rate of stock sales, or calculations of the averages of stock prices over the last 200 days, or examinations of seasonal price patterns.