Sentence examples for framework of the cost from inspiring English sources

The importance of the exposure assessment in the wider context of the public health assessment is evidenced by several recent studies [ 17– 19] and by a study campaign just concluded, aiming at the evaluation of the impact of different EM sources on the individual exposure in the framework of the COST Action BM0704 [ 20].

All the costs estimates for 2005, 2006 and 2007 were eventually expressed in 2002 prices using the average consumer price indices for the three years [ 14]. Figure 1 presents an analytical framework of the cost of cholera in the WHO African Region.

Our study was conducted only in Italy, so it was possible to calculate, in the framework of the direct costs, both cost paid by the National Health System (NHS) and cost charged to the patient.

Assuming the case which there is only one content in the framework, the sum of the cost of all UEs to obtain the content is selected as the optimization objective (which is called the system cost later).

In parallel to the construction and testing of the mock-up, predictive calculations of the mechanical and leaktightness behaviour of the mock-up were performed in the framework of a cost shared R&D action supported by the European Union, the Containment Evaluation under Severe Accidents (CESA) project.

The paper provides the framework of the proposed JLNMF cost function and proposes a projected gradient framework to solve for limit point stationarity solutions.

Under Mr. Obama's framework, half the cost of providing those subsidies would be raised through tax increases on top earners.

Under the framework of translog cost share equations, we estimates the direct rebound effect for heavy industry in China for the first time by conducting an empirical research on the relationship between the direct rebound effect and the ease with which energy services can substitute for other inputs.

Regarding the framework of the analysis, for the cost-benefit analysis of influenza vaccination we followed the methodology published by Ohkusa et.al [ 12] and for the cost-effectiveness analysis of routine immunization for varicella we followed the framework of Sugawara et al [ 13].

The proposed method combines different techniques to address the problems of head motion, illumination and usability in the framework of low cost applications.

These were incorporated into a decision analytical model as a framework to compare the cost effectiveness of alternative prioritisation strategies without the use of biomarkers with those including urgency scores, 15 16 or risk scores without and with the use of biomarkers (routine, novel, or both).