Sentence examples for substantially reduced cost from inspiring English sources
Loose staggered-in-time coupling of two independent flow and mechanics simulators captures much of the complex physics at a substantially reduced cost.
The company's scientists and engineers have demonstrated a stack design that can start repeatedly from −20°C (−4°F) and operate for more than 2000 h, at a substantially reduced cost with no compromise on performance.
PacBio-LITS provides deep sequence coverage at the specified sites at substantially reduced cost compared with PacBio WGS.
Tag-seq methods like EXPRSS therefore provide an attractive option for expression profiling with superior dynamics and reliability at substantially reduced cost.
Such trials would require smaller samples sizes than those of studies enrolling all at-risk persons and would have substantially reduced cost.
Usual care participants also have access to smoking cessation medications at substantially reduced cost because MHCP provides insurance coverage for all recommended first-line nicotine replacement products (patch, gum, lozenge, inhaler, and nasal spray), as well as sustained-release bupropion and varenicline.
[ 12] We found some indication (although not statistically significant) that use of amantadine and rimantadine may have prevented hospitalizations (OR = 0.6) and substantially reduced costs.
Arguments in favour of the use of closed needle biopsy are the substantially reduced costs as opposed to arthroscopic procedures and the need for only one rather than two portals into the joint.
The paper of Rasyid et al. describes how a method can be developed to create hand-made gentamicin-loaded PMMA beads with very good pharmacokinetic properties in combination with substantially reduced costs when compared with the commercially available beads (Septopal): 112 USD instead of 350 USD.
"Limiting premature announcements could substantially reduce cost overruns," it said.
In this regard, making IS solutions that are developed in HIC settings available for application and further collaborative development in LMIC contexts, as was initially planned, can substantially reduce cost burdens and broaden a "creative commons" network and community of practice to enhance sustainability of IS uses in LMIC settings.
