Sentence examples for expensive p from inspiring English sources

If now we consider rental housing services at a distance x 0 (closer to the central business district), the intercept of the budget constraint would be y − T(x 0) and its slope p(x 0) would be steeper, meaning that closer to the city center (x 0 < x 1) the price of housing services is more expensive p(x 0) > p(x 1).

As noted in Table 3, poor households more commonly reported that health care was too expensive (p = 0.001), and stated they had difficulty buying medicines (p = < 0.001).

Thus, this work demonstrated that the newly developed Ni-activation method was cost-effective and could be a promising replacement to expensive Pd-activation method currently used in printed circuit board industries.

Microbial production of resveratrol has until now been achieved by supplementation of expensive substrates, p-coumaric acid or aromatic amino acids.

Cesur et al. reported that USG-FNA is €13 expensive than P-FNA [ 5].

Previous studies showed that USG-FNA strategy is expensive than P-FNA strategy [ 5, 19], meaning that although more accurate, USG-FNA is not cost-effective compared to P-FNA.

In the synthesis of high-quality InP or InP/ZnS NQDs in terms of size uniformity and crystallinity, a choice of an indium [In] precursor is flexible, but that of a phosphorus [P] precursor is quite limited, mostly relying on a highly expensive, toxic, flammable P source such as P(SiMe3)3.

The council also states that 'policy based on an extreme scenario is liable to prove unduly expensive or unnecessary' (p. 53).

Since the computation of P-values based on permutations is expensive we used the P-values from the F-test as the weight function.

Those who stayed in a nursing home stroke unit were more expensive (€17,900 vs. €14,270; p < 0.001), mainly due to additional expenditures and protocols for intensified paramedical care.

Furthermore, UDP is more soluble and less expensive than UDP-Gal p, so it is preferable for crystal soaking trials that require high ligand concentrations (e.g., 200 mM) to achieve high binding occupancy.