This study provides epidemiologic evidence for an inverse association between relatively modest lifetime average alcohol consumption (approximately 1/4 to 1/2 drink/day) and endometrial cancer risk.
Anokye and colleagues [ 30] examined the cost-effectiveness of exercise referral schemes and concluded that whilst they are associated with a modest increase in lifetime costs and benefits, the cost-effectiveness is highly sensitive to small changes in the effectiveness and cost of schemes.
They paid $625,000 for this bay colt by Giant's Causeway, who's earned a modest $61,000 in six lifetime races (1-2-1), finally breaking his maiden in his last start, back in December at this track at this distance…but on the grass.
Virtual summits typically offer a free option that registrants can upgrade for a modest fee (generally $100 to $200) for lifetime access to all the content from the event.
Similar to smoking, obesity is associated with increasing healthcare costs, productivity loss and risk of various chronic diseases such as cardiovascular disease, cancer, diabetes, hypertension and osteoarthritis, 17 22 23 and even a modest weight reduction can have substantial lifetime health and economic benefits.
The beard is a self-presented lifetime-achievement award, a modest way of underscoring what few people would dare to miss.
Genetic counselling produced a modest shift in the accuracy of perceived lifetime risk, expressed as an odds ratio, which was maintained at 12 months' follow-up.
Both the trial and lifetime horizons present consistent results of a modest, relatively precise incremental cost (£112 and £133, respectively) along with modest, albeit imprecise, incremental QALYs (0.01 and 0.03, respectively).
"I'm hopelessly commonplace".And although he might not have intended it this way, a modest and unassuming man, he had become ubiquitous in his lifetime.
FFR led to a modest cost increase, albeit an imprecise increase, over both the trial [£112 (−£129 to £357)] and lifetime horizons [£133 (−£199 to £499)].
