Sentence examples for savings triggered from inspiring English sources

Zero overall cost results according to Equation 1 when the savings triggered per PCR test equals the cost per PCR test, that is, when Sav trig= Cost t.

If the savings which can be realized per day of reduced stay, Sav d, are known, the resulting savings triggered per PCR test done, Sav trig, can be calculated according to: (3) S a v t r i g = S h P C R + * I n P C R + I A * D G * F L O S I A * S a v d However, the savings which can be realized per day of reduced stay, Sav d, are highly variable.

The results of this study indicate that the adoption of ESCM, in the absence of regulatory pressures and cost-saving measures is triggered by public pressures and its implementation is limited by organizational factors and strategic myopia.

Every one of the tax savings he cites is triggered by an even larger expenditure.

Network Rail must deliver £35bn worth of work between 2009 and 2014 for £30bn, including efficiency savings of 21% that have triggered a serious industrial dispute with the RMT rail workers' union.

In the following, all objects in the long-term memory are triggered to evaluate the savings in memory space and computational load.

It was triggered by an energy-saving motion detector.

All these hospital service closures are being triggered by commercialisation and efficiency savings.

Already I have read reports about crowds of people vying for deals -- people shot and stabbed, arrests made, fights and scuffles (there were even fist fights over towels at Walmart) -- all triggered by engineered scarcity and the promise of savings.

Or the rules on lightbulbs, which are triggering energy savings and cuts in carbon emissions.

Facilitating this additional generic competition would reap substantial savings — potentially billions of dollars — which would more than compensate for cost increases triggered by Dr. Emanuel's proposal and help reduce the budget deficit.