Sentence examples for expected higher cost from inspiring English sources

Reducing greenhouse gas emissions, which is a bipartisan political goal in Australia, will likely deliver further increases in generation costs due to the expected higher cost of low emission technology.

Comparing the reductions in L/G ratio achievable at different IL concentrations, it is reckoned that 5 wt% IL concentration is a good compromise considering expected higher cost of IL and reductions in L/G ratio achievable at higher IL concentration.

Peugeot said it planned new models this year, but it expected higher costs and a sluggish car market to persist.

"People with higher belief in television portrayals might see their relationships as more costly than their lower belief counterparts do, but because they also expected higher costs they are no less satisfied," the researchers wrote in the paper.

However, given the expected high cost of this new product, it is unclear whether palivizumab or motavizumab is the optimal agent for RSV prophylaxis.

The expected high cost of deleterious mutations makes it difficult to imagine how mechanisms of stress-induced general mutagenesis could evolve or be selectively maintained (Roth et al. 2006a).

Critically ill hemato-oncological patients should therefore not be deprived of intensive care solely due to their underlying malignant disease or the expected high costs.

The authors suggested that emerging programs should expect higher costs in the initial stages of set up, while additional costs of assistive devices or accommodations to enable job placement were not included.

Atypical antipsychotics are cost-effective when compared with first generation antipsychotics (haloperidol), thus the expected higher acquisition cost of new antipsychotics are generally offset by reductions in other mental healthcare costs, particularly inpatient hospitalisation costs.

The key driver of decreased costs among adherent patients was inpatient hospitalizations, which more than offset these patients' expected higher pharmacy costs.

Still, Mr. Iger and Mr. Rasulo spent a significant amount of their time with analysts talking about theme parks, which are positioned as a driver of growth despite their exposure to broader economic conditions and expected higher labor costs.