Sentence examples for particularly high cost from inspiring English sources

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Analysis by the Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) shows the households affected by the existing cap are those living in particularly high cost areas.

This is especially true in Libya, where there is a particularly high cost of inventory.

Protein misfolding appears to have a significant fitness cost in yeast [ 16], and it is not unreasonable to hypothesize that the spatial organization of the nucleus [ 48] might induce a particularly high cost for misfolded proteins.

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It's a commitment that imposes particularly high costs on caregivers in the United States, especially mothers, partly because we don't offer much public assistance in the form of paid family leave or early childhood education.

He or she should realize that, now, interventionism comes with particularly high costs, and a less likely chance of success.

Compared with the rest of the sample, borderline PD was associated with particularly high costs of emergency services [mean cost difference: euros 955 (SE 441), P LM  = 0.03].

A reduced body length may impose particularly high costs for Triops-exposed Daphnia as they need to grow large to be successfully protected against this invertebrate predator [ 31, 33].

Depression is associated with significant functional impairment and reduced quality of life [ 3, 4], excess mortality rates [ 5] and particularly high costs for society and health care systems [ 6- 9].

For example, methods that may expose patients to a risk should be avoided as well as methods involving particularly high costs until they have been proven superior or at least "as good as" in clinical trials.

It is possible that banded mongooses may have particularly high costs of dispersal, as members of newly founded groups suffer an annual adult mortality rate (0.33) almost three times that of resident groups (0.12) [ 8].

Notably, findings indicated particularly high costs for bipolar disorder, even beyond depression, with especially large differences in odds ratios for non-employment (4.6 for bipolar disorder versus 1.9 for depression, with differences varying by gender), social limitations (5.17 versus 2.85), cognitive limitations (10.78 versus 3.97), and work limitations (6.71 versus 3.19).

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