Sentence examples for estimated acquisition from inspiring English sources

To study whether current carriage affected pneumococcus acquisition, we estimated acquisition rates separately for noncarriers (e.g., rate α; see Figure 1) and carriers (rate θα α).

As an aside, when we add estimated acquisition prices to CrunchBase, we usually put in the higher number instead of a range.

The data generate an estimated acquisition price based on dozens of factors, including product mix, future sales and R&D expenses.

As of December 31 , 2010 the total estimated acquisition cost (the sum of development cost, procurement cost, and military construction [MilCon] cost) of the F-35 program in constant (i.e., inflation-adjusted) FY2002 dollars was about $270.6 billion.

Total estimated acquisition cost, PAUC, APUC, lifetime operating and sustainment costs, constant FY2002 dollars, then-year dollars, constant FY2010 dollars, are just a few of the factors and variables involved in coming up with a credible and realistic "price tag" for the F-35.

An examination of the effect of mail order on pharmacy expenditures for these two programs would require the analysis of the estimated acquisition costs, professional and dispensing fees, co-payments, and administrative costs paid by the programs.

We apply a Bayesian data augmentation approach [ 6, 13] to estimate acquisition and clearance rates in day-care centres in Portugal [ 14] and Finland [ 15].

The mean (median) interval between swab collection among newborn participants was 7.04 days (7 days); the mean (median) interval used to estimate acquisition was 9.2 days (7 days).

It comes less than three weeks after the completion of Interpublic's estimated $1.68 billion acquisition of True North Communications in Chicago.

Con Edison's estimated $7.5 billion acquisition, including debt assumption, would create the nation's biggest electricity distribution company, with more than 5 million electricity and 1.4 million gas customers.

Cardinal estimated the acquisition would add 2 to 3 cents to its earnings a share in 2013, and 18 cents a share by 2014.