Sentence examples for expense of cases from inspiring English sources

Determining characteristics accurately is most important when the budgetary impact of a subset of DRGs is large, due to the average expense of cases or the number of patients concerned.

This spares the S.E.C. the expense of taking cases to trial and leads to a higher total volume of enforcement actions, and it protects the targets from the shareholder lawsuits that an admission of wrongdoing would draw.

For example, memory usage can be optimized at the expense of worst-case performance, or reusability can be optimized at the expense of development time.

The huge expense of the case has forced Mr. Berezovky, a self-exiled foe of the Kremlin who has lived in Britain since 2000, to scale back his long-standing campaign against the Russian President, Vladimir V. Putin.

"We [overestimated] the number of people that were interested in solving this problem at the expense of another case on top of their phone," Migicovsky says.

Parliament also fixed the fees that officers could charge, in an attempt to reduce the expense of a case.

If the case goes on for a long time, which is quite common, the attorney may end up feeling frustrated by the duration and expense of the case.[30].[30]

In this way, an additional 40 of 162 cases with Gleason 6 or 7 (=3 + 4) would be correctly identified as high-risk cases at the expense of 20 indolent cases that would be considered at high risk (Table  2).

The proportion of SCC cases was reduced at the expense of the AC cases, which increased approximately sixfold with the main change noted after 1960.

The proportion of SCC cases was reduced at the expense of the AC cases, which increased from about 4% to around 26% (Fig.  7 and Table  2).

Law guardians can also add to the significant expenses of custody cases; in some instances, a family with several children has been assigned (and had to pay for) more than one guardian.