Sentence examples for cost references from inspiring English sources

In fact, the mean daily ICU cost of the 18 study centers appears to be well in line with the available cost references in the literature, indicating an approximate ICU cost range of €700 to €3,000 per day across Europe [ 5, 18- 25], a range that was well covered in the respective sensitivity analysis.

This parameter estimation is based on a previously conducted review of investment model cost parameters including its collection of existing cost parameter sets and project cost reference data.

Table 4 Parameters of the reference MSW incineration plant (capacity, capital investment, and operating costs) Reference plant size (tonnes/day) Capital investment C cp reference Open image in new window(US$) Annual operating cost (reference) (US$) Operating cost/capital investment 62,500 21.3 million 6.76 million 0.32 703,000 212.7 million 41.4 million 0.19.

The TCI for FP or BTL-type chemical facilities does not increase linearly with capacity but with a cost degression exponent of ca. 0.7: cost  ( new ) cost  ( reference ) = capacity  ( new ) capacity  ( reference ) 0. 7 ; Plant capacity.

Readers of my daily e-letter, Overseas Opportunity Letter, write in to take issue with our costs references every day.

Planting costs reference country [$/ha].

The class of particle filters we investigated encompassed standard and cost-reference particle filters (CRPFs).

The article also highlights the robustness of the cost-reference PF to model inaccuracies.

In order to estimate the capital cost of a landfill (Ccpl) and the relevant operating costs, reference cost information was established based on two USEPA reports [35, 44].

In [44], a cost-reference particle filtering (CRPF) method has been proposed, which can be seen as a generalization of the standard particle filter.

The article also highlights the robustness of a particular filter, namely the cost-reference particle filter, to model inaccuracies which are typical in any practical filtering algorithm.