Sentence examples for a less cost effective from inspiring English sources

When this latter proportion is about 20.3%, the prophylaxis strategy is a less cost effective strategy (the incremental cost-effectiveness ratio of prophylaxis vs. screening is around 1500 $/LYG).

Moody's Analytics chief economist Mark Zandi estimates that the payroll tax credit will see $1.09 in economic activity for every dollar spent, a less cost effective stimulus than the Child Tax Credit ($1.38), Earned Income Tax Credit ($1.24), or MWP ($1.17) refundable credits.

Also, the high variable cost of OST makes OST alone, a less cost effective strategy.

14 15 16 Physiotherapy treatments, including exercise and mobilisation, may provide short term pain relief but show minimal benefit over rest and advice in the medium to long term, making this a less cost effective treatment option.

If, however, the success of an ECV is deemed to fall, the sensitivity analysis showed that the success of an ECV would have to fall to less than 5% for ECV accepted to be a less cost effective option than ECV not accepted.

Therefore, antagonists may be a less cost-effective treatment, depending on the physical side effects of the agonists and antagonists and the similar reported rates of pregnancy [ 22].

You could therefore argue that if the ALS fundraising drive has moved money from a more cost-effective charity to a less cost-effective one, this would be harmful overall".

But it's hard to think of a less cost-effective way to help the economy than giving money to people who already have plenty, and aren't likely to spend a windfall.

The fact that windpower and solar carveouts fall under a single cost cap means that in failure mode, a less cost-effective technology can curtail deployment of a more cost-effective one.

Similarly, a different stratification of the levels of access to care and the transmission intensity would result in slightly different outcomes, however the overall message, that HMM becomes a less cost-effective strategy as access to care improves and transmission decreases, remains the same.

In the three scenarios where they were made to choose between the two, a majority of the survey respondents assigned highest weight to treating the most severely ill patient with a less cost-effective intervention compared to the one with a more cost-effective intervention for a less severely ill patient.