Sentence examples for technician cost from inspiring English sources

The problem of technician cost and equipment availability was studied by Safaei et al. (2008).

This results in a total technician time of 40 min, which, multiplied by the cost/minute, provides a "radiology technician cost" of €20.79.

The cost per hour being €31.18 and the cost per minute €0.52, we have a "radiology technician cost" equal to €10.39 per examination.

WGS26 is performed one sample at a time (dual flowcells) at a reagent cost of $6,500, which is more than eight-fold greater than WGS on a HiSeq X. WGS26 sequencer depreciation is approximately $714 per genome at full capacity (350 genomes per year), compared with $137 on a HiSeq X. Technician cost is similar (approximately $70 per genome).

A basic life-support ambulance ride, one that requires only an emergency medical technician, costs $362 with Empress Ambulance Service.

The determination of the number of overtime technicians will improve technicians' cost control in systems (Aghdaghi and Jolai 2008).

For courses offered in the past (nurses, midwifes, physicians, laboratory and pharmacy technicians), cost data were extracted from balance sheets and funding documents.

This study is motivated by lack of information on how to optimise the technicians' costs, workloads, sizes and reliability of technicians.

This study presented two technicians' objectives (earned-value and reliability) which were subjected to technician's cost, service time, reliability, availability, performance and quality of workdone.

Taking into account the initial technician training cost, the scheme represented an annual saving to the Trust of over £15 000.

Dave Bayless, the spokesman, said that adding video equipment and training technicians would cost $3 million in Chicago in the first year.