Term Gallery logo

Meanings of more cost-effective in English

We have no meanings for "more cost-effective" in our records yet.
Usage of more cost-effective in English
1
The Bloc Blinds solutions offers a simpler and far more cost-effective alternative.
The Irish Times
2
Sensitivity analysis suggests that medical yoga is more cost-effective than its alternatives.
Pubmed
3
Maybe ROVs are more cost-effective, but one thing they're not is better.
World war z: an oral history of the zombie war
4
Remotely monitored exCR may be more cost-effective than establishing additional center-based programs.
Pubmed
5
Collaborative Care was more costly and not more cost-effective than Usual Care.
Pubmed
6
So it gives you those style biases... in a more cost-effective way.
Reuters
7
In many cases, there are more cost-effective ways to get those extra points.
News.com.au
8
He said a new exchange offering such listings could make it more cost-effective.
Reuters
9
Charach said she didn't look at which treatment is more cost-effective.
Reuters
10
Conclusions: Eplerenone appears more cost-effective than spironolactone for the treatment of post-MI HF.
Pubmed
11
Nguyen said it was more cost-effective to cater to existing customers.
Reuters
12
Extra-capsular cataract surgery is more cost-effective than intra-capsular surgery in all regions considered.
Pubmed
13
Mass drug administration was more cost-effective in relatively higher transmission settings.
Pubmed
14
If they do become more cost-effective, it may mean more releases becoming profitable.
The Irish Times
15
It is also more cost-effective where water management is concerned.
The Irish Times
16
Food and gas are so expensive it's more cost-effective to stay home and diet.
Wired
This collocation consists of:
More cost-effective through the time
More cost-effective across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare