Sentence examples for cost analysis methods from inspiring English sources

Further details on the cost analysis methods are explained in Chandrashekar et al (2010) [ 15].

Such research will require larger sample sizes at each level of severity of TBI, covering different provinces and cities, targeting both use and non-use of helmets, and comparing different cost analysis methods.

As a pilot study using selected cost analysis methods, the study suggests that the use of per capita income to value the loss of productivity of TBI in Vietnam may underestimate indirect costs compared to estimates based on the individual's actual income.

However, several studies suggest that diabetes prevention or delay with metformin is likely to be cost-effective and/or cost-saving (24); further evaluation using a variety of cost analysis methods may be required to reach a definitive conclusion regarding the cost of preventive treatment.

In this paper, a cost analysis method based on thermoeconomics is applied to a 300 MW pulverized coal fired power plant located in Yiyang Hunann Province, China).

By adopting the exergy cost analysis method, the production performance of components at design and variable conditions of combined cooling and power are evaluated in detail.

Because of using inadequate information to estimate investment cost of HVAC systems in the early stage of building projects, this study was carried out the cost analysis method in the process of formulating predictive models for cost of HVAC systems.

The development cost is estimated using the so-called Eastlake model, which is based on the so-called DAPCA-IV aircraft procurement cost analysis method that has been especially tailored for GA aircraft.

Kordab (2007) studied the priority options of photovoltaic systems for water pumping in rural areas in the Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia (ESCWA)—the United Nations, member countries by using cost analysis method to determine the cost of the kilowatt hour produced compared with diesel fuel prices during the life of the PV systems (assumed to be 20 years).

In this paper, an exergy cost analysis method based on the structural theory of thermoeconomics is applied to a gas-fired micro-trigeneration system, which uses a small-scale generator set driven by a gas engine and a new small-scale adsorption chiller (ADC).

RC and TV conceived the cost-effectiveness analysis methods.