We found that while estimating RF impairments for a full-factorial or screening design set is costly and time-consuming, estimating RF impairments for sample configurations are powerful and cost-effective, as shown in the Table 1.
Count the number of hairs you lose each day, or if that's too difficult or time consuming, estimate the number as accurately as you can.
We have instead compared the efficiency and precision of LIE and MM/PBSA, showing that LIE is two to seven times more efficient than MM/PBSA, owing to the time-consuming entropy estimate [100].
To study this issue we will start with a less costly and time-consuming approach and estimate mortality reduction through a micro-simulation model: MISCAN, a well-validated micro-simulation model, originally developed to estimate the cost-effectiveness of the population-based screening program in the Netherlands [ 38- 40].
Traditionally, it's tested by actual boats dipping into test waters and sending the actual water to an actual lab — a time-consuming process BWS estimates to cost around $300 per data point (that is, per dip), which limits the amount of testing that resource management organizations (think parks departments, the EPA, farmers, industrialists) can or are willing to do.
It's been a tough and time-consuming task, says Tatar, who estimates that every 2 months, he spends 40 hours reading and editing papers for the publication.
These expressions allow us to implement efficient statistical analysis, avoiding the time-consuming Monte Carlo techniques for estimating the confidence interval of the fluxes.
After work began, it was determined that the repairs needed were more extensive, costly, and time-consuming than expected, and NJDOT estimated that an extensive rehabilitation could cost more than $1.2 billion.
Thus we argue that attentional shifting is a time-consuming process which can be estimated, with the present approach, independently from other sensory, cognitive or motor variables.
It should be noted that all the extrapolated and double-extrapolated τ-leap times are estimates: the time-consuming part of the extrapolation method is the two (or more) sets of simulations of the original method that must be run; the extrapolation itself is a fast arithmetic operation.
Additionally, when asked to estimate the time taken to perform these procedures, respondents may have based their responses on the time taken to monitor and manage stable warfarin residents, which may have considerably reduced the subjective time estimate, as initiation procedures were by far the most time-consuming based on the quantitative time estimates.
