Sentence examples for proved cost from inspiring English sources

Bauer says the firm's original price of £375 (including VAT) per pram proved cost prohibitive for a new business entering such a strong, competitive market so they set a special introductory price of £225 (including VAT) per pram.

For the bryozoan and tunicate, projected economics for commercial-scale in-sea production proved cost effective.

Other new energy solutions have proved cost-effective, for instance, mobile pay-as-you-go solar power services.

It cost McGee £3,600 in total, which included the VAT, installation and the AstroTurf, and McGee says it has already proved cost-effective.

Overall, gemcitabine regimens proved cost-effective against standard therapies in this analysis.

The TEMPiS project has shown to deliver high experienced stroke therapy to underserved areas and proved cost-effectiveness in hospital settings [47].

ERA proved cost-effective for this group from the perspectives of the participants themselves, the government budget, and society as a whole.

Furthermore, ERA proved cost-effective for the long-term unemployed from the perspectives of the participants themselves, the Government budget, and society as a whole (see Hendra et al. 2011 and Dorsett 2014).

This screening test has been introduced mainly for the treatment of RhD-negative pregnant women during the third trimester of pregnancy, thereby avoiding systematic anti-D prophylaxis, yet such a strategy has proved cost-ineffective.

In the international literature, intensive care has been proved cost-effective since the benefits for saving children's lives are far greater than the relative costs [ 3, 8- 11].

In Scandinavia, point of care CRP testing is part of the routine evaluation of patients with LRTI in general practice, and its use has proved cost-effective[ 16, 17].