Sentence examples for minimisation of costs from inspiring English sources

A MOO mixed integer linear programming (MILP) model is developed to combine the minimisation of costs with the minimisation of environmental impact that is assessed in terms of life cycle environmental burdens.

Forensic DNA workflow necessitates a continuous effort from individual laboratories in order to combine reliability of results, minimisation of costs and convenience of the methods in use, all in line with the international recommended standards and interpretation guidelines.

Payers have a particular interest in appropriateness, and good outcomes with minimisation of costs.

Thanks to the asset-light infrastructure and operational flexibilities of CL, many authors presume a minimisation of costs [14, 21, 41].

In environmental engineering the treatment and disposal of sewage is subject not only to the minimisation of environmental impacts, but also to the minimisation of costs, and the minimisation of adverse reaction from environmentalists and possibly other social groups.

Valid data in this area would allow enhancement of benefits and minimisation of costs, and thus has the potential to hugely improve health partnerships and to upscale involvement across the UK, and indeed internationally.

Results indicated a net energy efficiency improvement of 1.3% contributing to a substantial minimisation of cost and energy consumption.

efficiency (maximum number of correct classifications), maximisation of Youden's J, maximisation of OR, minimisation of cost of misclassification and constrained optimisation.

Detecting these unrecognised asthmatics may be important for short-term health, prevention of long term airway remodelling and minimisation of cost and quality of life burden [ 6].

A related example here is handwriting (handwriting is a difficult behaviour to explain using minimisation of cost functions in optimal control, Friston 2011).

It has been pointed out that the choice of a threshold based on the maximisation of Youden's J is equivalent to a choice based on the minimisation of cost where r, the ratio of the cost of FN to that of FP, is set equal to (1−P /P.