Sentence examples for cash model from inspiring English sources

The new branch will continue the Credit Union's no cash model.

Reflective markers were attached to bony landmarks of the lower limb and rigid clusters on the shank and thigh (CASH model).

At the time of this research the method used for risk assessment was the CASH model (Claus et al, 1991) which provides a risk estimate based on the number of breast cancer cases in first and second degree relatives, the age at diagnosis and the age of the woman.

Prior to their genetics consultation, participants showed poor knowledge of their lifetime risk of breast cancer since there was no association between their perceived lifetime risk (when they were asked to express this as a 1 in x odds ratio) and their actual risk, when the latter was calculated by the geneticist at the clinic using the CASH model.

A series of regional heats were the road to Egg, a north London night club, where I watched 20 trans women compete against each other for a range of prizes, including cash, modelling contracts and, most controversially, a £10,000 voucher for gender reassignment surgery.

Real estate investment decisions are made from applications of an extended version of the after-tax discounted cash flow model and other valuation models, including option pricing and regression models.

Within half an hour Plucky made enough cash from modeling (modeling!) to afford a simple double bed and the fluorescent pink suit I mentioned in the intro.

The evaluators used a discounted cash flow model, IRR, and simulation methods.

It is interesting to compare the above-mentioned discount cash flow model using a single average production decline curve with a model using a random drilling procedure.

The discounted cash flow model with a discount rate of 10%% suggests no positive NPV even though the model generated large amounts of cash, as most of the positive cash flow occurs after 20 years of production (Fig. 7b).

Typically, the managers use a "discounted cash flow" model, projecting cash flow for five years, then discounting it back.