The phrase "a range of ceiling" is not correct in standard English usage.
It may be intended to describe various types or levels of ceilings, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "The architect presented a range of ceiling options for the new building design."
Alternatives: "a variety of ceilings" or "different types of ceilings".
CEA curves illustrate the probability that the intervention is cost-effective in comparison with the control treatment for a range of ceiling ratios.
The CEAC represents the uncertainty concerning the cost-effectiveness of EXP compared to GA treatment by looking at a range of ceiling ratio values [ 42].
The bootstrapped ICERs are also depicted in a cost-effectiveness acceptability curve showing the probability that the AIMS intervention is cost-effective using a range of ceiling ratios.
Cost-effectiveness acceptability curves show the probability that the intervention is cost-effective in comparison with the control treatment for a range of ceiling ratios.
CEA curves show the probability that the intervention is cost-effective in comparison with the control treatment for a range of ceiling ratios.
Therefore, the bootstrapped ICERs will also be depicted in a cost-effectiveness acceptability curve showing the probability that sex counselling is cost-effective using a range of ceiling ratios.
Table 3 presents the results of the overall economic evaluation with a range of arbitrary ceiling ratios (arbitrary but selected around the sample ICER).
Cost-effectiveness acceptability curves showing the probability that the intervention is cost-effective in comparison with usual care for a range of different ceiling ratios will also be estimated [ 50].
Cost-effectiveness acceptability curves show the probability that the medication review programme is cost-effective in comparison with usual care for a range of different ceiling ratios thereby showing decision uncertainty.
Cost-effectiveness acceptability curves show the probability that the intervention is cost-effective in comparison with usual care for a range of different ceiling ratios, thereby showing decision uncertainty [ 40].
Cost-effectiveness acceptability curves show the probability that collaborative care is cost effective in comparison with usual care for a range of different ceiling ratios thereby showing decision uncertainty.
