Sentence examples for gross benefits from inspiring English sources

The claim is based on a new report studying costs and benefits across seven areas – in Manchester alone, for every £1 invested in the programme, £2.20 in gross benefits were realised.

The economic benefit of the system was calculated based on gross benefits obtained from different outputs of the cultivated area and cost for the inputs of the system.

The gross benefits per patient per unit administration is in the same order of magnitude as the savings in resource costs of administering drugs.

In our model, the net benefits are calculated by deducting the GMAP costs (updated by RBM in May 2012) from the gross benefits (increased economic output).

Economic valuation of risk reduction is assessed using a step-by-step approach to aggregate the gross benefits and costs of the adaptation strategy in the context of risk reduction.

The costs in the CBA included the investment expenses of a planned adaptation in this study, e.g., infrastructure establishments, and the gross benefits were calculated as saved damage costs by means of EADs from the risk assessment to account for the flood frequency and damage estimation.

We believe, however, that the selected attributes and attribute-levels in Table 1 are realistic, relevant and suited for investigating the gross welfare benefits (consumer surplus) from manufacturing patient-friendly medicines.

Two optimization problems using exergetic efficiency and gross benefit of the whole BCHP system, respectively, as objective functions are developed in virtue of curve fitting.

The gross benefit of implementing the improvement goal of the performance value (IGPV) of each EC should be estimated from the short- and long-term perspectives in a comprehensive and accurate way.

We assume each individual assesses his gross benefit from moving to j as Eu f | j = Σ x π j ( f 1 x j, f 2 x j,.. f Kx j ) u ( f 1 x j, f 2 x j,.. f Kx j ).

A gross benefit of 274,875 €/year can be achieved, calculated as if the technology network would be operated by one company, all consumers paying market prices for energy services, all suppliers being paid market prices for their resources and capital cost (active life span for equipment is 10 years) as well as operating cost for installations factored in.