Sentence examples for a cost effective use from inspiring English sources

Now we need to conduct the full trial to find out if offering vouchers for breastfeeding can significantly increase our stubbornly low breastfeeding rates and be a cost effective use of UK public funds.

The inquiry will examine whether Acpo is a "cost effective use of public money", Sir Nick added.

National Savings and Investments (NS&I) said just 107 customers corresponded with it in Welsh, as of February 2012, and the service was "not a cost effective use of public funds".

Patients with knee pain are commonly seen by GPs and access to MRI for patients presenting to GPs with continuing knee pain has been shown to represent a cost effective use of health service resources [11].

"At an annual cost of around £900 per Welsh speaking NS&I customer, or an additional cost of 3.78% for every pound of their deposits, our Welsh language scheme is not a cost effective use of public funds," it added in a statement to BBC Radio Cymru's Taro'r Post programme.

Health economic evidence was reviewed to evaluate whether guideline recommendations would be a cost effective use of healthcare resources.

23, 24 In conclusion, within the limitations of the observational dataset, first-line management of newly diagnosed infants with CMA with eHCF + LGG instead of eHCF, SBF, HRF, or an AAF improves outcome, releases health care resources for alternative use, reduces costs to the INHS, affords a cost- effective use of publicly funded resources, and is cost-effective from the parents' perspective.

An influential PTC can take the appropriate measures and design workable policies to enforce a cost effective-use of resources.

At a cost-effectiveness threshold of 64 000 AUD, MobileMums would likely be a cost-effective use of healthcare resources in Queensland, Australia.

The introduction of robotic systems into clinical practice is useful at least in promoting a cost-effective use of human resources and the standardization of rehabilitation treatments.

The sensitivity of the results to the cost of the MRI screen itself warrants consideration: in jurisdictions with higher MRI costs, screening may not be a cost-effective use of resources, but improving the efficiency of MRI screening will also improve cost-effectiveness.