Sentence examples for to be more cost efficient from inspiring English sources

Reducing hospital admissions for ACSCs through better access to primary care in vulnerable subgroups of population not only improves population health, but is also likely to be more cost efficient [ 27].

Would you buy the food locally or regionally to be more cost-efficient?

Spurred by their last-place ranking on the San Pellegrino list, they wanted to make it livelier — but after the deep losses of the crash and the expense of the previous renovation, it also had to be more cost-efficient.

This technology was mainly developed in the Soviet Union and in China; it was expected to be more cost-efficient than other dam construction methods, especially if applied in high (remote) mountain areas (Adushkin 2011).

The project he's proposing, which involves constructing a tube system through which pod-like vessels will be propelled in a fashion similar to an air hockey puck, is supposedly going to be more cost-efficient than L.A.'s 70 billion dollar highway system, as well as environmentally friendly, and cheaper than flying.

Given the combined chip and sequencing run costs of about $1000 (list price Access Array chip and MiSeq Reagent Nano Kit 500 cycles), HLA typing by NGS as proposed here seems to be more cost-efficient, starting with as few as 24 samples, even when compared with Sanger sequencing costs alone.

However, telephone contact aimed at promoting self-care appears to be more cost-efficient [ 16] and has also been associated with improvements in joint pain [ 17, 18] and physical function [ 18] for up to a year in patients with knee OA.

This approach was found to be more cost effective and efficient in rural Bangladesh as compared to facility based DOT.

It would be more cost- efficient to pipe the water into town than to ship it in via tanker.

It stands to reason that going direct to the source would be more cost-efficient.

The IOC felt it would be more cost-efficient to go back to working with a consortium of companies, each working on its particular area of expertise.