Sentence examples for much reduced cost from inspiring English sources
The bottom line is that Canada delivers much better health outcomes than the American system at a much reduced cost.
These design studies show that the MILAMB cells are capable of similar efficiency levels to those of multi-junction tandem cells, with potentially much reduced cost.
But instead of being the 'gatekeepers of quality', journals' role should be 'to detect the most interesting articles and combine them in meaningful collections for specific audiences' – at a much reduced cost.
Based on this Java-based application, an open geographical distributed environment where power system data can be shared, reused and accessed from anywhere can be created at a much reduced cost.
Clinical-grade DNA plasmids can be prepared at much reduced cost and with lower immunogenicity, and the integration efficiency can be improved by the transient coexpression of a hyperactive transposase.
The rational design of molecularly imprinted polymers (MIPs) has been a major contributor to their reputation as "plastic antibodies" – high affinity robust synthetic receptors which can be optimally designed, and produced for a much reduced cost than their biological equivalents.
It has the potential to clean an entire lake up to seven times faster than a manual equivalent and at a much-reduced cost.
Results are obtained for benchmark problems in computational aeroacoustics at a much reduced computational cost.
Also, the use of the bond stiffness versus bond length approximation to calculate temperature dependent properties from a reduced set of alloy configurations showed similar uncertainty to the approach where all training configurations are considered but at a much reduced computational cost.
The chosen programmable architecture globally enables the implementation of "simple" algorithms at a much reduced power cost.
The objective of this work is to present a three pseudo-component approach that can deliver accuracy similar to a compositional model at a much reduced computational cost.
