Sentence examples for threshold cost from inspiring English sources

But thanks to the way the Canon Rebel and Nikon D70 have reached the $1,000 price threshold, cost may no longer be one of them.

We show that, under the assumption of a set cost for genotyping, one can calculate a "threshold cost" for phenotyping; when phenotyping costs per subject are less than this threshold, designs with more subjects will be more cost-effective than designs with more markers.

The probability that a treatment option would be cost effective was plotted against the Y-axis and the threshold cost effectiveness (the amount of money that one is willing to spend to gain one year of life) on the X-axis.

In this study, we thresholded the structural connection matrix into a binarized and undirected network G using a specific cost threshold (cost = 0.13), which resulted in the sparsest, fully-connected brain network.

The threshold cost using PPP rates would be equal to about 9615 to 9863 PPP $ (for 2 strategies).

Higher costs per volume (treated soil or NAPL) result from a threshold cost associated with establishing a treatment system regardless of site size.

This study demonstrates that pregabalin is cost-effective for the treatment of CLBP-NeP in Japan, resulting in ICERs that are well below accepted thresholds for cost-effectiveness.

The threshold costs estimated represent total Australia wide implementation costs over an 18 month time period.

For all other simulated outcomes, the acceptability depends on the threshold cost-effectiveness ratio (ICER).

For all other simulated outcomes, the acceptability depends on a to be determined threshold cost-effectiveness ratio (ICER).

The line bisecting the top right and lower left quadrants shows the threshold cost-effectiveness line, based on a WTP of £20,000.