Sentence examples for benefit modelling from inspiring English sources

Cost and benefit modelling should be used to compare the benefits of demolition and new build with the costs of maintenance of the retrofitted building over its useful life – and the cost of further refurbishment after 30 years or complete replacement.

A second idea is to create a truly independent scorer for regulatory costs and benefits, modelled on the widely respected Congressional Budget Office.

Ohio state Sen. Tim Grendell (R) has said he plans to introduce legislation to require drug testing for unemployment and other benefits modeled explicitly on Scott's law.

We conclude with recommendations to advance the rigor and consistency of co-benefits modeling.

There are two main approaches for characterizing structural uncertainty in co-benefits modeling.

Others argue that the various components common to co-benefits modeling should be discounted at different rates (Brouwer et al. 2005; Gravelle and Smith 2001).

We focused specifically on mitigation co-benefits modeling, however, for several reasons: First, all co-benefits modeling of climate change mitigation policies necessarily requires attention to these issues, whereas not all health impact assessment efforts, or efforts to quantify ancillary impacts of adaptation strategies, do.

The Treasury doesn't even publish tax benefit model tables for disabled people any more, perhaps because the facts are so shameful.

Graham Read, its spokesperson, says it has a "double benefit model", which means all programmes have to be beneficial for both the student volunteers and the community.

Proponents say that the public benefit model for public hospitals sheds cumbersome government rules, giving the flexibility to conduct business like other hospitals, said Jim Tallon, president of the United Hospital Fund, a nonprofit policy group.

Sure, because good, well-lit content that can actually benefit models is almost impossible to find.