Sentence examples for expensive yielding from inspiring English sources

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CBT was therefore more effective at improving quality of life, but expensive, yielding an ICER of £303,774 from the health and social care perspective and £541,698 from the societal perspective.

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Through various characterizations, such as cyclic voltammetry and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy, the obtained wurtzite CZTS NC film was demonstrated as a more effective CE material to replace the expensive Pt, yielding a low-cost, high-efficiency DSSC compared to the kesterite CZTS CE.

In addition to finding the perfect phrase — ideally one missed by the myriad competitors bidding to be linked with Google search terms — it is important to cut any losses from terms that are expensive and not yielding many customers.

Analysis is typically done using MS or NMR, requiring access to expensive infrastructure, and yielding unequivocal results only in the case of rather small oligomers.

In addition, the mortars with SCSA and without sodium silicate presented similar values of compressive strength to those samples with only BFS and sodium silicate, showing that the ash can replace the sodium silicate, which is the pollutant and an expensive chemical reagent, yielding a sustainable binder.

In addition, the concentrations of exogenous TNF required to induce IEC shedding are higher than found in vivo, making such experiments expensive and possibly yielding artefactual results.

Over the past 2 decades, new or more efficient industrial processes involving microorganisms have been launched, yielding purer, less expensive products or substances not available using classical chemical methods.

When the fine wine market began to develop in the late 1940's and 1950's, using expensive, low-yielding fruit, winemakers began to use the names of the grapes as a way to distinguish their wares from jug wines.

When the legal theory, public-relations spin and courtroom drama die out, the winner in the government's antitrust case is supposed to be the consumer, with heightened competition yielding more innovative, less expensive products.

The recovered IL layer containing the expensive Re catalyst was reused up to four times, yielding 3 without much decrease in yields.

Proven powerhouse builders like Alabama's Nick Saban and USC's Pete Carroll don't seem to be available, so another coaching move could end up yielding little more than an expensive mess.

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