Sentence examples for lost quantified from inspiring English sources
Potential revenue lost quantified using the assumptions drawn from the MBS items claiming patterns of the health assessments undertaken by the practice are illustrated in Table 5.
Yet, phospho-Vpu-dependent CD4 degradation is almost completely lost (quantified in Figure 1D), suggesting that even small decreases in interaction are sufficient to effect a large change in degradation.
Although this work is not part of the traditional market, the time spent has economic value (Folbre, 2006), which can be quantified as lost earnings, lost career trajectories, or lost future and current benefits.
Some defendants suffered additional costs far more difficult to quantify: lost livelihoods, broken relationships from time in prison, children removed from their custody, and the trauma from incarceration.
The number of DALYs per arm after the trial quantifies lost health from mortality that occurs both during and after the trial.
They then applied WHO environmentally attributable fractions for these conditions, and applied a human capital approach to quantify lost wages that result from environmental risk factors.
But the lost history cannot be quantified.
The ecological costs of open pit metal mining are quantified, which include lost value of direct eco-services, lost value of indirect eco-services, prevention and restoration costs, and cost of carbon emission from energy consumption.
In one document, the company sought to quantify the lost sales that would result if Avandia's cardiovascular safety risk "intensifies".
Asked if something impossible to statistically quantify was lost as James and the Heat weathered the Cleveland storm and blew the Cavaliers out of their own building, Cleveland Coach Byron Scott said: "I don't know if it took anything out of us or anything else.
In addition we also examine the differences in performance variability observed on each system and quantify the lost performance using a combination of both empirical measurements and performance models.
