Sentence examples for predicted cost from inspiring English sources

To integrate the 2-part model, we first derived predicted cost estimates by running 2 prediction models: the first assuming the entire sample had an IDD and the second assuming the entire sample did not.

To determine the best model among the entire dataset, predictive ability was evaluated using root mean square error (RMSE), mean absolute prediction error (MAPE), and predictive ratios of predicted to observed cost (PR) among deciles of predicted cost, by comparing point estimates and 95% bias-corrected bootstrap confidence intervals.

The predicted cost is around £200 for each meter replaced – ie, more than £400 for many households – a sum borne by consumers through increased bills.

He told the PAC that in 2010 the predicted cost of DMI not going ahead was increased from £7m to £15m, ahead of an application to the BBC finance board for further funding.

Mr. Daschle cosponsored a bill written Senator Dianne Feinstein of California that would require the administration to explain its plans for bringing security to Iraq; the current and predicted cost of remaining there; a timetable for restoring self-government; and the actions taken to increase international participation in the rebuilding plans.

The predicted cost saving is more than US$80,0000 per year.

The predicted cost to transform the old Great Western route has climbed from £640m to £1.74bn, the BBC has learned.

This would result in the predicted cost being $722.24 higher than the actual cost for this scenario.

O'Kelly follows two members of his backroom team out of the door at Edgar Street as the club commence their predicted cost-cutting exercise following relegation.

The predicted cost-effectiveness of IPTc and IPTi is in line with other malaria control interventions.

The predicted cost- effectiveness is driven by the low costs, particularly for IPTi, and the impact on DALYs, particularly for IPTc.