Sentence examples for most expensive technologies from inspiring English sources
Last year, a report commissioned by Ms. Hedegaard's department found that some of the most expensive technologies, like electric cars, now looked unnecessary for meeting the 95-gram target because making improvements to cars with internal combustion engines had turned out to be cheaper than originally thought.
Again, the most expensive technologies are insulation measures which nevertheless yield significant savings.
Implementing post-marketing surveillance mechanisms for each of these technologies separately may be more efficient in the case of the most expensive technologies, such as spinal fusion [ 26], than in the case of low-cost ones, such as some physical therapy treatments [ 1].
The only way to gain an edge is to have the best (ie, most expensive) technology and lots of customers.
The network, which will eventually cost $2 billion, will be the most expensive technology contract in state history, Mr. DiNapoli said.
Some medical experts say the American devotion to the newest, most expensive technology is an important reason that the United States spends much more on health care than other industrialized nations — more than $2.2 trillion in 2007, an estimated $7,500 a person, about twice the average in other countries — without providing better care.
Should everyone requiring "emergency care" get the latest and most expensive technology?
Following the requirements of the methodological convention used here [54], the most expensive technology should be used for the calculations.
Aromatics were reported as the most expensive technology on a per barrel basis, and unlike the other units, its complexity factor has declined.
The Los Angeles Unified School District, however, is paying $768 per device for its students, teachers and administrators, making it one of the nation's most expensive technology programs.
Although CMA is still the most expensive technology, it is also the one that yields a higher number of diagnoses.
