Sentence examples for a range of acceptability from inspiring English sources

"Firms clearly need to review their diversity profiles and minority outreach programs to make sure everything's within a range of acceptability.

A cost effectiveness acceptability curve will show the probability of the intervention having an incremental cost effectiveness ratio below a range of acceptability thresholds [ 11].

Probabilistic sensitivity analyses will be used to quantify uncertainty around the estimates and cost effectiveness acceptability curves will show the probability of the intervention having an incremental cost utility ratio below a range of acceptability thresholds [ 103].

The 10,000 iterations generated costs and QALY results which were used to construct a cost-effectiveness acceptability curve (CEAC) that summarized the evidence in favour of a treatment arm versus comparators, and demonstrated the confidence with ICERs obtained over a range of thresholds of acceptability.

This results in a greater tolerance of the indoor environment and thus, in a wider range of acceptability on the part of the occupants of the buildings.

Qualitative-based articles were less specific about particular questions, but reported a wide range of acceptability issues, including: perceptions of transmission risk; feelings about safer sex; information desired about PrEP; concerns with cost, access, side-effects and regular testing [ 46, 47, 53, 63].

The resulting incremental cost-effectiveness ratios (ICERs) for the marker-based treatment policy compared with observation are depicted graphically in Figure 2. Using £30 000/QasY as a threshold range of acceptability for healthcare interventions, modelling indicates that the marker-based selection policy is cost-effective compared with observation for most scenarios.

Finally, net clinical benefit was calculated for all replications across a range of risk-benefit acceptability thresholds, with a reference range obtained by estimating the case fatality rate - ratio of thrombosis to bleeding.

This stage aims to quantitatively assess the effect of a range of factors on the acceptability of a programme of genetic testing and preventive treatment in families with and without a family history of Paget's disease.

In a cross-section of the public we found a range of views on the acceptability of HPFI which mostly reflected the themes we developed in a systematic review on this topic [ 17].

The questionnaire will explore whether a range of factors relate to acceptability of a programme of genetic testing and preventive treatment in relatives of Paget's disease sufferers.