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For the scenario with eight devices and 0.1 deliveries monitored with a scalp electrode, the costs were, however, so low that ST analysis would still be considered cost-effective, yielding a incremental cost of €11 and an incremental effect of 0.0054 QALYs, that is an ICER of €2105 per QALY.

Finally, as long as the scores on the pre-surveys in both the Lab and No Lab groups do not differ significantly, a significant difference between the post-surveys of the two groups indicates an incremental effect of the Phylogenetic Collection Lab in addition to the preceding lectures and laboratory sessions.

Both showed an incremental effect of 0.0000012 QALY SDD ± 0.0000006) per admission.

The absence of an incremental effect of LABAs was inferred from the comparison of two parallel treatment groups.

The marked decline in DC counts correlating with disease progression indicates an incremental effect of the tumour on blood DC populations.

The trial demonstrated an incremental effect of OSS at improving patient history and physical examination, but not laboratory tests, diagnosis, treatment, or patients/caregiver education.

Zhu et al 8, 9 found that dependence measured by the DS has an incremental effect on costs of care for patients with AD above the effects of function.

Metformin has shown an incremental effect on levels of GLP-1 in obese subjects without diabetes via mechanisms other than DPP-IV inhibition [ 41, 42].

When present, heightened health anxiety had an incremental effect on the utilisation of both coping and classic high utilisers, paralleling the results of an earlier qualitative study of somatising patients [ 47].

Health anxiety appeared to have an incremental effect on high utilisation regardless of patients' degree of insight or ability to cope.

As I indicated in my review (van den Berg 2009), modeling studies have predicted an important incremental effect of alternative methods when used in conjunction with ITN or IRS, even under conditions of intense transmission.