Sentence examples for estimate benefits from inspiring English sources

It is relatively easy to calculate costs of biodiversity conservation program, but hard to estimate benefits.

Bringing more players into the game can have positive effects on a company (e.g. increasing suppliers can decrease costs; extra complementors increase the value of a company's product; and a competitor can be brought in to give customers the feeling that they have choice).. Added value: Added value is an indicator to estimate benefits that individual players obtain from the value net.

The potential LNA probes can be compared with unmodified probes to estimate benefits of modifications.

Estimate benefits of air toxics emissions reductions in conjunction with the criteria air pollution program.

Major differences exist in the methodology used to estimate benefits, as demonstrated in the table in additional file 1.

One must remember that to estimate benefits, one must include a measure of the ecosystem response time and a discount rate.

Government figures estimate benefit fraud due to identity theft at between £20-£50m £20-£50mm, a fraction of the LSE's low cost estimate for the scheme of £10bn.

Our estimate benefited from considerably more sequence data and much broader taxon sampling than previous studies, which might account for the discrepancy.

To estimate benefit we need the risk of cancer mortality due to SD-CT and HC-CT 10 years after treatment.

UK government estimates benefits from the single market alone at up to £90bn annually - that is15 times the net contribution.

• To the Editor: Like most Americans, I periodically receive a statement of estimated benefits from the Social Security Administration.