Sentence examples for institutional cost from inspiring English sources

The fact that his liberties have made it hard for him to publish for a wide audience is an institutional cost he has chosen to bear.

"Don't count on it," Martin S. Lederman, a Georgetown University law professor and former Justice Department lawyer, wrote on the Web site Scotusblog, adding that "the institutional cost to the office of such a reversal" would be high.

We used this institutional cost (US$/ha) value and multiplied it by the total project area which we included in the project specific institutional cost estimates.

To compare the institutional cost of permanent female sterilization by Essure hysteroscopic sterilization and laparoscopic bilateral coagulation.

The personal and institutional cost of doing nothing is high: Many junior faculty, particularly women and people of color, leave the academy in frustration.

Our institutional cost estimates on the national level of US$ 0.017 ha/year provides an initial benchmark on institutional REDD+ costs at national level.

Such at-home care would save hospital, nursing home and other unnecessary institutional costs.

Three-year curriculums, which might involve two full summers of study with short breaks between terms, would increase the number of students who can be accommodated during a four-year period, and reduce institutional costs per student.

However, sent interlocks also involve institutional costs.

Figure 2 Implementation, transaction and institutional costs (US$/ha/yr).

Institutional costs were valued with the average cost per day without food and beverage.