Sentence examples for measured cost from inspiring English sources

Behind The Numbers To determine which of the 50 largest U.S. metropolitan statistical areas– geographic entities defined by the U.S. Office of Management and Budget for use by federal agencies in collecting, tabulating and publishing federal statistics–squeeze residents most, we measured cost of living, unemployment rate and median income in each.

Remme 2006 measured cost as cost of an intervention per patient.

Only one trial measured cost of the intervention and found that the patients in the group receiving the CCDSS intervention had significantly elevated total health care charges [ 46].

This decision is made by measuring the user's throughput (packets successfully sent over some specified time frame) and waiting time as metrics for each player's measured cost and gain.

The World Tobacco Atlas measured cost per pack in 2012, and put Australia as the second most expensive in the world.

The results show that the proposed model is about more than 90% prediction accuracy with respect to measured cost and Model-guided decisions considerably reduce the migration cost by more than 72.9% at an energy saving of 73.6%.

The development of efficient, easily measured, cost-effective exposure surrogates for key mixtures of concern will be important, and will include its own challenges for identifying and quantifying exposure measurement error.

In order to balance the importance of long-term cost-effectiveness with the potentially reduced validity of literature-supplemented cost estimates, results will be reported primarily in terms of measured cost-effectiveness to 18 months, and secondarily in terms of modeled cost-effectiveness through the lifetime.

It is notable that of the ten studies in the review that directly measured costs, four demonstrated discrepancies between explicit cost measures and available proxy cost measures.

The costs could not be compared directly since the studies measured costs in euros and this study measured costs in dollars.

We measured costs in 2011 U.S. dollars, inflating prior costs using the U.S. Consumer Price Index.