Sentence examples for makers to estimate from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, since the residential sector in industrialised countries requires around one third of the end-use electricity, it is important for policy makers to estimate the scope for electricity saving in households to reduce electricity consumption by using appropriate steering mechanisms.

The evidence base is weak for policy makers to estimate resources required for scaling up contracting.

The information can be used by local decision makers to estimate the cost of implementing an ECLO service.

This tool can help decision makers to estimate the epidemiological impact and cost of the alternative programmatic options for scaling-up VMMC.

However, little attention has been paid to costing of contracted out services, particularly for Maternal and Newborn Health (MNH) services, and the evidence base is weak for policy makers to estimate resources required for scaling up contracting.

Insight into factors that predict mental health problems among survivors enables health care workers and policy makers to estimate the number of people that develop psychopathology and to guide (early) interventions [ 3, 4].

In the second step, we conducted interviews with local decision-makers to estimate how risk management really proceeded during and after the debris flow event on 4 June.

However, rather than just being considered a methodological weakness of our analysis, it could also be accepted as an advantage for payers or for the National Healthcare Service because the study was based on real-world data enabling health decision-makers to estimate actual costs and thereby improve resource utilization.

40 41 Finally, we note that in addition to considerations about cost effectiveness, decision makers need to estimate carefully the possible uptake of vaccination, considering the potentially large impact on budgets of a risk based vaccination programme using the 13 valent pneumococcal conjugate vaccine.

The statistical techniques policy makers often use to estimate the economy's "potential" — the maximum level of output and employment it can achieve without inflationary overheating — turn out to be badly flawed: they interpret any sustained economic slump as a decline in potential, so that the hawks can point to charts and spreadsheets supposedly showing that there's not much room for growth.

The study investigated the economic value of biodiversity attributes that could provide policy makers reliable information to estimate welfare losses due to biodiversity reductions and analyze the trade-off between biodiversity and economics.