Sentence examples for implications for cost from inspiring English sources
Willingness to pay for drug rehabilitation: implications for cost recovery.
More efficient recycling could have big implications for cost too, he says.
Also discussed are some of the key architectural and design choices for wireless networking systems and their implications for cost and system performance.
But the company has previously told the planners that "larger dwelling sizes have implications for cost and land use" and that the company might not be able to build 1,500 homes on the site if it has to follow the room size requirement.
Defensive practice correlated strongly with respondents' lack of confidence in their liability insurance and perceived burden of insurance premiums.Defensive medicine is highly prevalent among physicians in Pennsylvania who pay the most for liability insurance, with potentially serious implications for cost, access, and both technical and interpersonal quality of care.
Overly aggressive schedules have strong implications for cost growth, particularly in development.
Additional research is needed to examine the implications for cost-effectiveness ratios using general population preference scores versus depressed patient preference scores.
Oddone, E, Weinberger, M, Hurder, A, Henderson, W, and Simel, D. "Measuring activities in clinical trials using random work sampling: Implications for cost-effectiveness analysis and measurement of the intervention". Journal of Clinical Epidemiology 48, no. 8 (1995): 1011-1018.
The spike to $147 per barrel in crude oil futures was arguably caused by a hedge fund having to buy back a large part of its short position and instilling the fear of God in central banks worried about the implications for cost-push inflation.
