Sentence examples for rather high cost from inspiring English sources

However, these technologies are rather high cost and require substantial experience of an operator.

As the need for lower-cost silicon solar cells increases, since Si material has a rather high cost, thinner Si substrates are required.

If the parent does not have the funds to pay for the rather high cost of home care workers or other care, the financial burden hits the rest of the family, and not all are equally able to pay the costs among siblings.

The main drawbacks of the former are rather high costs and long turn-around time.

More interestingly, all haplogroup estimates were flagged with rather high costs (ESM7), indicating that the haplotypes may need to be checked with the submitting authors in a QC format.

(Presumably there's rather higher costs involved with testing the robustness of control algorithms if your control robots are flying around mid-air… ).

The list is not laced with such funds that operate at low cost rather than high cost, that sell at no load rather than load, that have low portfolio turnover rather than high, and have high tax efficiency rather than low.

However, the price of the superlinearly convergent MFD for achieving superlinearity is rather high computational cost per single iteration.

It can be seen that TTDD presents a rather high communication cost in both scenarios resulting from its need to build grids and its routing strategy along the grid.

The ORIT may be guaranteed, at a rather high financial cost, by immunizing as much of the population as possible.

One of them is the rather high computational cost due to the higher degree of freedom it offers.