Sentence examples for cost supplemented from inspiring English sources

In such a problem, the goal is to minimize a quadratic cost supplemented by sparsity-promoting term (weighted-ℓ1 in our case) subject to stability of closed-loop system under norm-bounded uncertainty.

Such research should include epidemiologic and virologic studies and field assessments of effectiveness and cost, supplemented by modeling studies and historical inquiry.

While we were able to collect comprehensive hospital-based costs, supplemented by parental recall of community-based costs using a standardized instrument, such data is inevitably limited by recall bias.

WASHINGTON -- A top adviser to President-elect Barack Obama said Tuesday that the transition team would raise about $7 million to cover its costs, supplementing $5 million in government funds, but would reject donations from lobbyists or corporations and rely instead on the same pool of small donors who helped propel the Democrat to victory.

Research has shown that easy accessibility, supplements free of charge or even the availability of low cost supplements improved the use of antenatal IFA supplements [ 22, 24, 27].

These base rental costs are supplemented by service charges, management costs, security and power.

Drug costs were supplemented with data from the British National Formulary, number 61. 20 Similarly, the costs of medical supplies were supplemented with data from the NHS Supply Chain Catalogue, April 2009 version.

In the case of a permanent disability occurring as a consequence of a severe CVD, the above costs are supplemented as follows: – the loss of income from 790.1133 RON monthly (average income in Romania) to 512.96 RON monthly (the quantum of the disability pension in this case); and – the attendant's allowance, which is 512.96 RON monthly.

Using the adherence levels and costs from Table  1, we calculated, by using delivery modes NGO run CNC, government run CNC, and a hypothetical highest cost scenario supplementing 1000 pregnant women would cost US$42,207, US$36,939, and US$47,865 respectively for UFe60F.

A method for finding average light levels in an office room is described, and these calculations are used to infer a minimum required energy cost to supplement daylighting with artificial lighting.

The city hopes to triple that rate by contributing about $150,000 per unit — about a third of the cost — to supplement other local, state and federal grants, and federal tax credits purchased by investors.