Sentence examples for framework cost from inspiring English sources

Structural factors, including low R&D, low quality of human capital, and elements of the regulatory-legal framework (cost of doing business) that constrain firm productivity growth likely contribute to the dismal evolution of productivity in Spain.2.

As PV module contributes vast part of the framework cost (Enslin et al. 1997) ideal usage is attractive, subsequently discovering ideal working point which is the point, of maximum power separated from PVs is a customary objective in planning the control framework (Sundareswaran et al. 2014; Sera et al. 2013; Weidong et al. 2013).

The Quality and Outcomes Framework costs the UK economy about £1bn each year.

Some of them include: a serious deficiency of engineers; fragmented policies and poor alignment of national regulatory frameworks; cost of the technology and limited grid infrastructure.

According to this framework, the cost dimension include programme development costs and programme implementation costs (consisting of recruitment costs, programme costs and time costs of participants), and cost savings due to health effects of the intervention.

The household decision to migrate for our purposes may conveniently be thought of in a cost-benefit framework; the costs incurred by the household include travel and search costs as a household member seeks employment in another community or country and the costs of lost home production contributed by the migrating member.

Most economic evaluations in telehealth to date have used a cost-consequence framework or cost-minimisation analysis (CMA) [ 2, 3, 13].

But in Europe the proposal, which Mrs. Reding plans to present in October to the European Parliament and Council of Ministers, faces opposition from some lawmakers who question whether a new legal framework will cost more than it is worth.

This paper presents a design framework for cost analysis of a wind turbine blade made of variable stiffness composite laminates.

The methodology employed has produced preference data that can be applied within the framework of cost utility analysis in economic evaluation.

During the last ten years, Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger have opted for selective user fee exemption policies, while remaining within the general framework of cost recovery.