Sentence examples for cost stemming from from inspiring English sources

Indirect non-medical cost stemming from production losses due to absenteeism and presenteeism will be assessed with specific modules of the TiC-P.

Although mechanical work may not account for the variability in metabolic cost stemming from the foetal development, normalizing for REE and speed of walking, may allow mechanical work to predict the changes in gait during pregnancy.

Constraint-based methods, such as elementary flux mode analysis, have typically a high computational cost stemming from a large number of steady-state pathways in a typical metabolic network.

Much of the cost stems from clearing trades, and the clearinghouse that the L.S.E.

The report, citing a study commissioned by the investigative judge Baltasar Garzón that has yet to be released, said nearly half the cost stemmed from the closing of a nuclear power plant after an attack.

The additional cost stems from a conscious decision by NSF to go easy on a rotator's pocketbook.

Much of this cost stems from reduced employment levels, increased absenteeism, and lost productivity among those with poor mental health (Fletcher 2013; Layard 2013).

The paper covers the following topics that are deemed important to solve a large optimization problem from a practical viewpoint: (1) hybridized approaches to speed up the convergence rate of EAs; (2) the use of surrogate model to reduce the computational cost stemmed from EAs; (3) reliability based design optimization using EAs; and (4) data mining of Pareto-optimal solutions.

In this case, the cost stems from an evolutionary trade-off between these two transmission routes.

And the $186 million reflects only part of Amtrak's costs stemming from accidents.

Two years ago State Street, which manages $1.6 trillion for investors, set aside $625 million to cover costs stemming from lawsuits by clients asserting that the company misrepresented its investment strategy.