Sentence examples for erroneous cost from inspiring English sources

A reliable CFO estimate cannot be obtained by searching the minimum of the erroneous cost function.

This is because the degree of freedom is not sufficiently large for reconstructing the received signal, which results in an erroneous cost function expressed by (7).

We evaluated the relative importance of each source of uncertainty in determining the difference between the least-cost paths (LCPs) costs and resistance distances generated for the true and erroneous cost-surfaces, using four model evaluation metrics.

"It should be noted that these discussions precede the Penguin-Random House merger, and are not at all connected to the merger or erroneous suggestions of cost cutting".

Last year, the algorithms used by New Jersey trading firm Knight Capital for high-frequency trading spiraled out of control, resulting in erroneous trades and costing the firm $440 million.

The primary reason for this difference in performance characteristics is that Murasaki anchors are calculated across multiple genomes simultaneously rather than progressively, decreasing the number of erroneous matches at the cost of some sensitivity.

Our major focus for this study was therefore to simply document that standard dosing assumptions regarding infliximab may lead to erroneous conclusions regarding its cost, given the high level of escalation seen in this and other studies.

Such a high-risk world is a place where the costs of erroneous action are measured in countless lives lost.

Mr. Murjani said that many luxury retailers in India had built their stores based on erroneous projections about rental costs, sales traffic and the extent to which merchandise would have to be discounted to move it off the sales floor.

In certain instances, lenders are trying to collect money from consumers who have already paid their bills or increasing the size of the debts by adding erroneous fees and interest costs.

More than half of the antipsychotics paid for by the federal Medicare program in the first half of 2007 were "erroneous," the audit found, costing the program $116 million for those six months.