WHO-CHOICE has used the methods described above to produce a set of cost-effectiveness estimates, initially for 14 epidemiologic sub regions [ 25].
One way to provide a suitable incentive could be a "purchase fund" into which donors would pay money, and which would be legally obliged to buy predetermined quantities of any vaccine that met a set of criteria about effectiveness and appropriateness.
A measurement model considering a set of three layout effectiveness factors facilities layout flexibility (FLF), productive area utilisation (PAU) and closeness gap (CG is developed in our research.
More descriptive attributes such as "ease of use," which might depend on individual user and a set of conditions, "mission effectiveness" over a particular suite of missions, and "affordability," which may change over time with changing business climate, etc., lend themselves readily to fuzzy evaluation as well.
An arbitrarily considered outcome is a set of the total combat effectiveness of a factory.
The processing results of a simulation signal and two sets of experimental signals and a set of comparisons verify the effectiveness and robustness of the proposed method.
For each task, step, and sub-step of simulated injections, participants were asked a set of questions to assess effectiveness of user interaction with the redesigned pen.
This topic was first raised in 1996 by the US Panel on Cost-Effectiveness in Health and Medicine [ 1], which came to play a major role by issuing a set of recommendations for cost-effectiveness analysis.
Last year, for example, the International Society of Traumatic Stress Studies for the first time published a set of practice guidelines examining the effectiveness of a host of current treatments, from cognitive behavioral approaches, of which exposure therapy is one, to antidepressant drugs, group therapy and counseling.
Section 3 presents a set of experiments that demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed optimization strategy.
