Sentence examples for test prices from inspiring English sources

Andy Atherton, Optivo's co-founder and vice president for business development, said the company preferred to let its clients "test prices sequentially, so they can understand demand without annoying customers".

The second-stage 2SLS estimates are reported in column (5) of Tables 3 and 4. Once laboratory employment is instrumented for, there is a much stronger negative effect of outside laboratory employment on lab test prices.

Not surprisingly, some students stated that they compared the test prices and found them to be cheaper in, for example, Bahrain, which is very close to the Eastern Province in Saudi Arabia.

Gene test prices could drop, becoming a low-margin commodity like medical blood tests (cholesterol, blood sugar and so on), which, at a few bucks a pop, are a $40 billion business.

Evidence is also ambiguous about patent effects on test prices [ 8], basic research and the degree to which patents have created incentives for genetic test development for the majority of Mendelian genetic disorders.

It's really hard to test price.

The sugar industry was the pivotal reference to test price transmission.

Last but not least, part of this debate is around the methods to test price transmission, which is inexorably evolving since decades.

PPRT is cost-effective, with a single test priced around €0.75, compared with around €1.2 for a triplex PRT.

It has a low throughput (2 3 samples per hour) with a test price of around USD10.

Unit costs were based on data from Yang et al. 13 The US payer cost for Mammostrat® was set at $2,650 and for Oncotype DX® at $4,290 (based on the latest public information on test pricing) (Table 4).