Sentence examples for forecasting costs from inspiring English sources

But forecasting costs decades into the future is as much luck as it is judgement.

The optimistic view, then, is "California rail: oversold, yes, but hardly unreasonable". On the other hand, Elizabeth Alexis, one of the co-founders of Californians Advocating Responsible Rail Design, which has been remarkably prescient in forecasting costs, predicts that there are yet more surprises in store.

Cost-effectiveness strategies of pharmacologic therapy could be evaluated, including for example, population of predictive health economics models for forecasting costs and market share.

Researchers forecasting costs for industry stakeholders may not have a strong influence on participant recruitment, but it seems likely to foster better trust and stronger relations between research stakeholders and almost certainly enhances retention or re-contact of study participants.

The framework consists of a method for visualising cost uncertainty and a dependency model for quantifying and forecasting cost uncertainty.

First, the retailer's incentive for the supplier's forecasting is a threshold policy: If the forecasting cost is low, then the retailer will prefer the supplier to forecast, otherwise, the retailer will prefer the supplier not to forecast.

To this end, the UNICEF West & Central Africa Regional Office has recruited a pharmacist to support countries in the process of forecasting, costing, procuring and managing supplies of ARVs for PMTCT and pediatric treatment.

The company said it had forecast costs of about $150 million.

The fundamental problem is that is simply impossible to forecast costs and schedule with any accuracy.

A cost study in Missouri concerned a proposed photo-ID law forecast costs of $6m the first year and $4m recurring.

It adds: "Yet only seven months later the department chose to delay the whole project, adding £674m to forecast costs".