Sentence examples for quantity and cost from inspiring English sources
Note that the report highlights the difference between capacity supplied (both quantity and cost) and the capacity used.
Preliminary design studies for the wings and their support structures as well as quantity and cost estimates are presented.
These results are highly dependent on fuel prices, the quantity and cost of the LNG retrofits, and the frequency and length of missions.
To reveal secrets like this, the Westchester county government is recruiting 200 families --the finstheroup in the state -- to use special meters that measure both the quantity and cost of electricity use.
The article suggests how the framework could be used in future research to investigate how content practices affect content characteristics such as quality, quantity, and cost and to investigate how and why content management practices change over time.
This close spacing gives improved fragmentation, the ability to fire many holes with hardly any more vibration or concussion than would be obtained with one hole, less chance that the detonation of one hole will cut off an adjacent hole, and a reduction in the quantity and cost of explosives.
Indeed, we were limited by sample quantity, quality, and cost and needed to rationalise our list of genes selected for evaluation, as discussed previously.
We use the data from Palawan Electric Cooperative (PALECO) [26] to approximate the local electricity price and the quantity and costs of generating electricity from diesel.
For this reason, the quantity and costs of NHS resources expended on the administration of biologic drugs cannot be described by fixed values – considering also deviations of what happens in routine clinical practice from the EMA-approved posology.
The objective of this investigation was to assess the 5-year evolution of quantity and costs of drug prescription in our adult ICU and identify the relative costs generated by ICP or SC.
The product of the number of units of service (quantity) and unit cost (price) is total cost.
