Sentence examples for cost of assuming from inspiring English sources

Even if that number is high, the cost of assuming that foreign customers will learn your language, and never bothering to learn theirs, is certainly a lot greater than zero.

The net cost of assuming a long position in call options in this case is reduced to just $0.15 per contract.

Thus, the added value of the ESM approach is the joint modelling of the wage distribution and the unemployment and job durations, including in particular that the job arrival rate is conditional on wages, however, at the cost of assuming separate markets and thus ruling out any spillovers and externalities between competing groups.

This argument would only be compelling if there was no economic, or more importantly, public health cost of assuming an undetectable risk.

One study of the sensitivity of ISQ values to detect early implant failure, based on immediate postimplant values, reported 73.7% correct classifications, with an incorrect classification of 55% of implant failures, whereas 86.2% correct classifications were obtained with delayed (4-month) ISQ values at the cost of assuming the survival of all implants [ 16].

Table 4 shows the impact on the incremental cost effectiveness ratio of assuming an overall impact on non-bacteraemic pneumonia.

When glucose-based renewable resources are used as carbon source for an annual production capacity of 10,000 t microbial oil and zero cost of glucose (assuming development of integrated biorefineries in existing industries utilising waste or by-product streams) the estimated unitary cost of purified microbial oil is $3.4/kg.

Although the details of the method are omitted, they convincingly use linear programming to address the question of which amino acid cost matrix would minimize the cost of mistranslation assuming a fixed pattern of translational misreading error.

Estimated direct costs for a single CAP-attributable outpatient visit ranging from $130 to $4,500 were reported between the years 2000 and 2008 [ 19, 20, 21], conferring an annual cost of $9.3 billion (assuming 4 million outpatient CAP cases per year) [ 1, 20].

For example, if a tremor or flooding caused structural damage which required urgent work, this policy would potentially cover the cost of repair, assuming it isn't invalidated for any reason.

where c g (x) is the cost of supply (assumed =a g x 2 above).