Sentence examples for verification costs from inspiring English sources

Our results suggest an important cost/risk tradeoff between verification costs and compliance certainty for program designers to consider.

We propose technology for automatically verifying software patches for user virtual environments on IaaS cloud to reduce users' patch verification costs.

We assume E. coli vaccination verification costs of $1.88/head which are based on costs for age and source verification identified by Pendell et al. (2013).

Faults might occur at any development stage and they must be identified and removed as early as possible to stop their propagation and reduce verification costs.

While components or subsystems may be re-used from one spacecraft to the next, there is a high degree of customization, which leads to increases in testing and verification costs, along with reductions in reliability.

Ecosecurities (2002) estimates the costs of validation at between $18,900 and $37800 and verification costs at about $9400 per audit.

An increase in CO tolerance limit is expected to reduce the analytical verification cost (quality control).

The tolerance verification cost may be seen as the sum of the measurement and uncertainty costs.

While in the cases where switching cost is higher than verification cost, the IntEstim strategy could result in an undesired solution.

The advantage of model checking based approaches is that several methods have been proposed for the reduction of the verification cost.

In addition, the verification cost in these schemes is too high because it is dependent upon the number of the issued time-stamps.