Sentence examples for sterilization costs from inspiring English sources

This has the potential to reduce not only OR time but also sterilization costs.

Cost of sterilization per patient related to a semi-closed circuit encompasses sterilization costs of an oro-nasal mask for non-invasive ventilation (NIV 7500) and components of the whole patient breathing system comprising of CO2 absorber, one-way valves, breathing bag and an expiratory valve.

Sterilization cost was calculated with the help of the head of the respective department, identifying and adding together the number of sterilized packs multiplied by the unit price to obtain total sterilization cost per month.

As we all know, high temperature fermentation not only decreases the sterilization cost, but also reduces the contamination possibilities.

The LMA may theoretically offer many practical (i.e. easier transport and sterilization), cost-effectiveness, and sustainable advantages (i.e. low cost coupled with the fact that it can be reused) over the face mask.

The incremental per-case cost was the cost of staff members' time for the procedure including set-up and waiting time, instrument sterilization, cost of each expendable supply item, and transportation to deliver outreach and mobile activities, including driver and staff time in transit divided by surgeries delivered.

The advantages of the solid-state fermentation process over submerged fermentation include smaller fermenter volume, lower sterilization energy costs, easier aeration, reduced or eliminated costs for stirring and effluent treatment, higher product stability, lower catabolic repression, less favorable environment for many bacteria, and lower risk of contamination [ 12, 16, 19].

Office hysteroscopic sterilization is more cost-effective than laparoscopic sterilization and is a better option in high-operative-risk women [1].

The scheme promulgated that sterilization was a cost-effective way of relieving society of the burden of providing for the social welfare of the unfit and socially inadequate.

If we assume the assumptions of the combined scenario of Table 7 (no rent, nurse capacity 40 dialyses per month, cost of the dialyzer high flux per dialysis 15 US$, cost of sterilization 5 US$ per dialysis) the average cost per dialysis decline to 131 US$ and the total cost per patient per year to 20,500 US$.

High salt concentration in the medium allowed this process without sterile conditions and thus reduction in costs of sterilization can be envisaged.