Sentence examples for indicates a cost from inspiring English sources

This production of melanin by A. fumigatus AFGRD105 without any the addition of any precursors and with the use of minimum medium components indicates a cost effective alternative.

The Defense Department's five-year plan indicates a cost of $2.9 billion over the next five years for design and development.

This clearly indicates a cost to females of receiving male ejaculates in terms of reduced longevity, and no impact on lifespan of spermatophylax consumption.

A positive net-benefit indicates a cost-effective treatment, while a negative net-benefit suggests the reverse.

We show that receiving multiple ejaculates reduces longevity in female R. verticalis, indicating a cost of male derived receptivity-suppressing compounds.

Results from these calculations indicated a cost of $75.6 million $76.9 millionn with no discounting) in 2002 dollars over eight years for all 56 IIS to meet the Healthy People 2010 goal, assuming that all other parameters remain the same.

In contrast, among old field families, root length in the PEG treatment was negatively correlated with root length in the control treatment, indicating a cost of tolerance to the stresses (i.e. low osmotic potential and hypoxia).

The cost-effectiveness ratio (ICER) for "work posture and movement" was estimated at -93.82, indicating a cost of €93.82 for one point improvement on a scale ranging from 0 (perfect work posture and movement) to 11 (poor work posture and movement).

Previous studies of root allocation responses to neighbours have found that plants in shared pots also had reduced fitness (Gersani et al. 2001; Maina et al. 2002; O'Brien et al. 2005; though see Murphy & Dudley 2007), indicating a cost to increased root allocation.

With a total cost of $25 and $65 for each version of our underwater communication platform, we evaluate the platforms to demonstrate their data rates (50 600 bps) and range (5 10 m for v1, 30 50 m for v2), thus indicating a cost-range tradeoff.

Values below £20 000 are regarded by National Institute for Health and Care Excellence NICEE) to indicate a cost-effective intervention.