The phrase "adapting cost" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to costs associated with adaptation, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The adapting cost of implementing new technology can be significant."
Alternatives: "cost of adaptation" or "adaptation expenses".
Formal value-of-information methods (e.g. Fenwick et al., 2008), adapting cost-effectiveness methods to the identification of future research/information needs, have so far had limited use in the infectious disease literature.
Articles were excluded if they were general narrative reviews, if they focused on identification of sources of variability in EEs of HTAs or factors likely to affect transferability between locations, or if they addressed the analytical approaches of adapting cost-effectiveness results to a particular jurisdiction of interest.
Afterwards, the required adapted cost type plan is designed through a requirements analysis of the digital engineering specifics and an outlook is given for the upcoming work and validation.
The mode selection is optimized through neighbor mode extension and adapted cost function that takes into account both the most appearing modes and those with higher gradient magnitudes.
The adapted cost questionnaire will be administered at T10, T24, and T48 with a recall period of 3 months.
A frequently used approach to adapt cost-effectiveness from a trial to a real-life situation is modelling.
In their standard food quality environment, to which the beetles were well adapted, costs of sexual conflict appear to be stronger, with M-females potentially harmed by mating with P-males.
Her previous work has included developing and adapting low-cost chlorination technologies for in-line water treatment at community water collection points in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
"But there aren't off-the-shelf courses that we can just slot into KLCs, and adapting packages costs money, so we'll wait and see how the project develops".
In doing so, it highlights the importance of adapting any costing methodology to specific country needs and contexts.
We provide a purpose designed survey tool that can be adapted to cost accreditation internationally and across the acute, primary and aged care domains.
