Sentence examples for plausible costs from inspiring English sources

The model assessed the probability that participant households would achieve an improved HDDS or FCS outcome given a range of plausible costs, and assuming various levels of "willingness to pay" to achieve these outcomes.

In Mrs Palin's case, the new clothes were considered a plausible cost of doing business.

Remember also that the minimum plausible cost of 40,000 troops — $10 billion — could pay for two million disadvantaged American children to go to a solid preschool.

Nevertheless, plausible physiological costs can arise owing to metabolic requirements and energy-use efficiency of rapidly growing individuals (Blanckenhorn 2000; Teuschl et al. 2007; Dmitriew 2011).

The probabilistic uncertainty analysis depicted in figures 3 and 4 also show that these interventions remain highly cost effective (cost effectiveness ratio <$Int2000 per DALY averted) even after allowing for plausible variations in costs and effects.

Huang et al. [21] used bootstrapping methods alone, Papadakis et al. [2] combined this technique with a cost-effectiveness acceptability curve (CEAC), and Oldridge et al. [4] used scenario analysis to calculate the plausible range of costs using the minimal, mean and maximum estimates of direct medical costs per patient.

Overall, it seems plausible that migration costs to Sweden are not systematically related to skills.

By varying assumptions in the estimation techniques it was possible to generate plausible ranges of costs useful for sensitivity analyses.

The underlying problem is that of reconciling pairs of trees subject to biologically plausible events and costs associated with these events.

To reflect the variability and uncertainty inherent in delivering cervical cancer screening services we have produced plausible ranges of costs and effectiveness for efforts to reduce loss to follow-up.

At this point, it seems more plausible that the cost of health insurance will keep rising, just as the costs of health care services have continued to climb.