Sentence examples for the cost thereof from inspiring English sources

• As one who very much appreciates the comments setup and the moderation that you described, as well as the cost thereof, I would like to suggest that The Times charge a moderate fee for the privilege of commenting on articles — say $50 per year — while reading the comments would remain free.

The features of the selected cell have far-reaching consequences for the characteristics of the final pack and the cost thereof.

A foggara needs a periodical maintenance and at least a yearly cleansing, but the cost thereof is considerably high and the know-how has not been handed down from generation to generation (Fig. 9).

So, in an interesting way, Netflix has a free source of profits that allow it to grow its recurring digital incomes, effectively subsidizing the costs thereof.

Multilevel linear regression analyses were performed to investigate the association between patient characteristics and excess LOS attributable (and the costs thereof) to AEs and preventable AEs.

Our ultimate objective was to explore various implementation models for US screening in the current system and simultaneously estimate the cost-effectiveness thereof.

Unlike the theory-based simulations, empirical data analysis uses observed field data and therefore are expected to yield more intuitive insights about the actual relationship between in-service loading patterns and their damage (and the cost of repair thereof).

The association between patient characteristics and excess length of stay (and costs thereof) attributable to AEs and preventable AEs was investigated through multilevel linear regression analyses.

However, it became clear that the discussion about prophylactic vaccinations, in particular concerning the costs and benefits thereof, had not been completed yet within the companies.

Of course, none of these are an apples-to-apples comparison, especially considering the costs (or lack thereof) involved, and the increasingly rapid pace of technology adoption.

This method has rapidly evolved and is frequently used in the clinic for the evaluation of coagulopathies and as guide for intervention; furthermore, its routine application on a daily basis reduces the need for transfusion of hemoderivatives, and consequently lessens the costs and complications thereof.