Sentence examples for gains costs from inspiring English sources

All of those things can be ultimatw gains for women, but not if those gains costs her her soul, not if sex becomes the only fight worth marching for.

Table  3 shows differences in health gains, costs and cost-effectiveness ratios for the three scenarios.

Under current price (2880 per package) the Incremental Cost Effectiveness Ratio (ICER) is 102,879 and the health gains cost 16470 euro additional per patient (Table  5).

Measurements: Life-years gained, quality-adjusted life-years gained, costs, and marginal cost-effectiveness.

A standardized point system was devised to compare providers and to facilitate monitoring, using health gain, costs and expert priorities.

Using the rule of thumb that each trophic transfer loses 90%% of the heat, each joule of viral information gained costs the system 100 J of physical information.

The weight gain costs for the acute phase were a dietician visit cost and an additional GP visit cost; no cost was associated to weight gain in the maintenance phase.

"Does the government gain cost savings?

Our product scales to help corporate and law firm teams gain cost-savings and eliminate inefficiencies.

They should enter into alliances with emerging giants to gain cost-innovation capabilities.

However, Pt-group materials are both expensive and low abundant, which fuels the desire to gain cost-effective and alternative electrocatalysts for hydrogen production.