average cost

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In the above analysis an annual marginal and averagecost of $5 was assumed.
We estimated that the averagecost of major bleeding is $113 per patient receiving thromboprophylaxis.
But this case is so rare that we won't count it in the averagecost.
Through subsidies, seed prices represent less than one-third of the averagecost of seed production.
Consequently, in a sequence of operations, the averagecost is constant.
Averagecost for the first 12 months of the program was $521 per patient.
Averagecost data are obtained from income statements or private industry sources.
First, the relationship between price and averagecost should be broken.
Intuitively, the averagecost represents the building cost per unit flow requirement.
These unit costs were combined with the resource volumes to obtain an averagecost per patient.
The averagecost per ophthalmology outpatient attendance was taken from national reference cost data (40).
Thus, on machines with a zero write-miss penalty, the averagecost per frame of write misses is zero.
Such a tax should be based on the averagecost that emissions from diesel vehicles inflict on the society.
The probability distribution, the averagecost and the dynamic densities can be expressed as a function of continuants.
The averagecost of physiotherapy per patient per session was reported as $33 in 1998 (£28 today).
The averagecost was $9,881 per life year gained and $13,938 per year of symptom control gained.
In one study (46), a five-year moving averagecost was used, and the data were analyzed by age.
As the number of calls in 2003 was 2,836, the estimated averagecost per call was between e31 and e39.
The averagecost to the network of each completed project was £1028, excluding £500 per research training where required.
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