However, developing a tendency to regularly tabulate costs and benefits is a precarious relationship context compared to devoting attention to shared resources, goals, and values as this can lessen commitment to the relationship (e.g., Aron & Aron, 1997; Stafford & Canary, 2006).
Both total unit cost and the incremental per-case cost, were tabulated by cost component (e.g., personnel, supplies) and by service delivery mode.
The POHEM model assigned diagnostic work-up, treatment, disease progression and survival characteristics to each individual in these cohorts and tabulated the costs associated with each.
Avoidance costs were tabulated separately as increased costs due to the extra water purchased, extrakerosene purchased for boiling and extramoney spent on accessing a toilet facility.
Rather than documenting the change in unit costs over time within expanding programs, we tabulated the unit costs of many programs simultaneously and measured the association between scale and unit costs among them.
The costs of performing the assay was evaluated by tabulating the cost of all materials used in addition to the cost of the technologist time, and determining the number of patient samples that can be analyzed.
Separating start-up and implementation costs is essential if the analysis must tabulate the cost of scaling up an intervention.
Cost of Good Sold We take a somewhat unconventional approach to tabulating our cost of goods sold.
In 2011, Dr. Knowlton was the joint author of a paper that set out to tabulate the cost of six representative climate-related events projected to worsen in coming decades.
Budget analysts will have to tabulate the cost for that legislation as well.
It merely tabulates the cost of things we buy.
