Sentence examples for multiplying the price from inspiring English sources
Total costs of pharmacological treatment will be calculated by multiplying the price per milligram by the daily dose in milligrams and the number of days receiving such treatment.
Costs of pharmaceutical related services will be calculated by multiplying the price of an hour of pharmacist attention by the time spent attending patient concerns and needs.
Total costs of medications will be calculated by multiplying the price per milligram by the daily dose in milligrams and the number of days receiving such treatment.
The direct medical costs were determined by multiplying the price (or unit cost) by the quantity used; the price and quantity used for each process were also reported separately.
The total costs of medications were calculated by multiplying the price per milligram by the daily dosage used (in milligrams) and the number of days that the treatment was received.
The total cost per year and per patient was estimated by multiplying the price per unit (2011) by the number of units used per year during hospitalization and/or outpatient treatment.
In fact, prohibition appears to multiply the price of hard drugs like cocaine tenfold.
If you multiply the price by that number, it wouldn't take long to hit $20. Answer: Between $2 and $20.
Multiply the price per gram by the weight in grams.
Surge pricing proceeds by multiplying the baseline price depending on offer and demand.
Accordingly, multiplying the oil price with the exchange rate to arrive at the ringgit-denominated oil price may erroneously attribute the pass-through to the oil price when the exchange rate changes are due to non-oil factors.
