Sentence examples for improved the cost from inspiring English sources

But if intermittent energy can be stored, its economics are dramatically improved: the cost of installing capacity remains the same but the cost per kilowatt hour shrinks.The easiest storage is someone else's.

On Monday, after news of the E.U. deal, banking shares on the Stoxx Europe 600 index rose 16 percent and a wide range of credit market indicators improved: The cost of insuring corporate loans against default fell sharply and borrowing costs for troubled euro-zone governments tumbled.

On Monday, after news of the European Union deal was disclosed, banking shares on the Stoxx Europe 600 index rose 7 percent and a wide range of credit market indicators improved: The cost of insuring corporate loans against default and borrowing costs for troubled euro zone governments both declined.

It means that if the efficiency of the entire road network is greatly improved, the cost time saved by the whole society is quite huge.

The NAO said the agency had improved the cost effectiveness of its flood risk spending, but faced "difficult decisions around whether to continue maintaining some flood defences" or whether to let them "lapse".

This not only improved the cost effectiveness but also maintained the RNA quality of the processed tissue at the same time.

Her mother made a full recovery, but as Adams' boxing skills improved, the costs of her training and equipment became almost crippling.

Fortunately for the rest of us, the cost of turning pieces of DNA into digital information has improved: The costs dropped a hundredfold in the last three years.

Reducing the proportion of NMFIs that require antibiotics and the probability that these result in death when untreated, improved the cost-effectiveness of HMM greatly, as shown in Figure 7. Using higher estimates for the proportion of NMFIs that require antibiotics and the probability of death for untreated NMFIs did not have a significant effect.

Moreover, we improved the cost-efficiency of the overall assay by decreasing the reagents' concentrations of the secondary (light-producing) reaction, while ensuring that they do not become rate-limiting for the processing of the PPi product of the primary (polymerase) reaction.

UNICEF and NGO partners have improved the cost-effectiveness of community-based MRE.