Sentence examples for estimates the consequences from inspiring English sources
The Justice Department estimates the consequences of drug abuse -- "an overburdened justice system, a strained health care system, lost productivity, and environmental destruction" -- cost the United States $215 billion a year.
The model cycles annually for 100 years and within each cycle the model estimates the consequences if each of the competing first events occurred.
He then estimated the consequences with regard to pharmaceutical R&D [7].
However, we can estimate the consequences of dust charge fluctuations based on the nonlinear property of the plasma.
Knowledge of the forces at the wheel rail contact is fundamental to estimate the consequences in terms of noise and vibration.
Cold rolled and annealed low carbon steel specimens were tested by a new inhouse gripping system in order to estimate the consequences of improper alignment of tensile specimen.
Measuring robustness is critical to understand and estimate the consequences that architectural decisions may have on the robustness of the system.
Synthetic or hypothetical cohort indicators of fertility are designed both to summarize the rates of a period and to estimate the consequences for a hypothetical cohort of women subject throughout their lifetime to the rates of a particular period.
In contemporary fire safety design of ships, computer fire models can be utilised to estimate the consequences of fire scenarios on the life safety of crew/passenger on board.
Much of the recent international literature has been concerned with incorporating the overeducation-undereducation framework into estimating the consequences for earnings by means of Mincer-type earnings regression equations.
This means that, for a given initial state of the system, and for the several failure modes considered, it is necessary to estimate the probability of the load events and the conditional probability of response of the system for a given load event, as well as estimating the consequences on the environment for the obtained response of the system.
