Sentence examples for highest additional cost from inspiring English sources

Labor released figures over the weekend calculating the impact of the changes on each electorate, based on past PBS use, that revealed the highest additional cost for the PBS measure would fall hardest on Coalition-held rural electorates, with the Victorian seat of Gippsland topping the list, followed by Hinkler, Murray, Gilmore and Cowper.

The highest additional costs were observed within the median CHD risk subjects (832.47€ SE 420.84) and the lowest additional costs within the CHD prevalent subjects (473.92€ SE 607.50).

Given the lack of cost-effectiveness and high additional cost of LBC compared to conventional Pap smears, the budget impact would be substantial and therefore a co-payment would be considered.

Patient and implant registries are appropriate for monitoring and benchmarking processes and outcomes where known variation exists and where inferior performance results in high additional cost or poor quality of life (McNeil et al. 2010).

In reality, there is a trade-off between frequent accommodation to changeable environments and high additional costs incurred by reformation.

This is why mission-critical projects often do not achieve their business goals, thus incurring high additional costs.

Their analysis showed that the companies that no longer offered apprenticeship positions had higher additional costs of more than 20,000 Swiss Francs.

It was considerably cheaper than manual digitisation and field survey, both of which are relatively labour intensive (Table 5) or require high additional costs (Equipment, travel, accommodation).

The company says their prototype is largely based on capacitive touch panels that are already available on the market and doesn't expect high additional costs when the 3D touch panel is mass produced (which is not yet clear).

In operating these facilities, a critical objective is to manage overtime, part-time workers, and temporaries so that when volumes are high, additional costs are kept to a minimum, and when volumes are low the permanent workforce is almost never idle.

Patients' non-adherence leads to high additional costs for society in terms of poor health.