Sentence examples for irregular costs from inspiring English sources

Snow was irregular, costs were high and paying visitors rare.

Vaccinations are supposed to be free, but this study reports irregular costs that were not accounted for.

Although Cox proportional hazards models can deal with both censored and complex cost distributions, irregular cost accrual may lead to bias in survival estimates.

The advantage of low-cost irregular AuNP over macro gold is that they are catalytic toward glucose oxidation without any need for prior activation.

Unfortunately, while much attention, including in academic literature, has been devoted to the economic benefits and risks of intra-regional labor migration as well as the social costs of irregular migration and human trafficking within ASEAN, the health and well-being of migrants themselves still remain to be examined (10).

Thus, the SMEs were under the double restriction of a shortage of regular capital supply channels and the high cost of irregular capital supply (Zhou 2007).

To this end, a particularly well-suited approach to the operators of wireless systems is spectrum sensing by advanced user terminals with spectrum sensing capability operating in participatory manner or dense but irregular deployments of low-cost less sensitive spectrum sensors.

We determine the density of macro cells which gives maximal coverage at minimal cost, modelling an irregular dispersion of candidate base station locations with varying procurement costs.

The relatively high cost of applying irregular client patches leads both types of organization to avoid deployment upon arrival.

PAD is a new chemical-solution deposition method developed in recent years and has been proven to be a practical method to grow metal oxide films with good crystalline quality on large scale of regular and irregular surfaces with very low cost [24 27].

It is well established that in word naming, the cost of an irregular or inconsistent mapping is higher for low-frequency words than for high-frequency words (Seidenberg, Waters, Barnes, & Tanenhaus, 1984).