Sentence examples for cumulated costs from inspiring English sources
Recent estimates for the total cumulated costs of a newly approved drug reach values in the order of US$2 billion.
This is done by computing the dtw matrix according to Bender and Bergmann and according to 3. Consider (3) d f 1 i 1, f 2 i 2 = α 2 f 1 i 1 f 1 − f 2 i 2 f 2 2 + 1 − α 2 f 1 ′ i 1 f 1 ′ − f 2 ′ i 2 f 2 ′ 2. The two signals are then connected by minimizing the cumulated costs 4 along the "dtw path" (5, Figure 3) [ 23].
Total cost (cumulated cost of heat exchangers H and L).
The total cost C T (the cumulated cost of the heat exchangers H and L). .
An increase of the cost by 50% leads to an increase of the cumulated cost by 40%, whereas the respective increase of the OAD-medication will result only in an increase of the total cost of 6%.
An intermediate RR forwards the received reply message if and only if, (i) the RR is closer to the service requester than the RR from which it has received the reply message and; (ii) the cumulated cost of the routing path of a request ReqID until the current RR is less than a previously cumulated cost of a routing path for the same request ReqID.
The cumulated cost along the path is a measure of magnitude similarity.
We estimated the co-morbidities burden by means of the cumulated cost of care services in 2005, exclusive of physiotherapist costs, based on the hypothesis that higher medical costs reflect more co-morbid conditions or poorer overall health status.
By minimizing the cumulated cost dtw takes the most "similar" values into account and permits the computation of a "typical signal" (TS) rather than comparing fixed time points f1,2 t1,…, k ).
Over 100 years, 57% of the total cumulated discounted costs avoided would be linked to prevention of genital warts.
It would be interesting to investigate if the cumulated time costs associated with exuviae presence have an impact on the lifetime fitness of the females and if the response of females changes with their life expectancy [ 20].
