Sentence examples for analyses of the cost from inspiring English sources
This present literature review aims to fill this gap by providing an in-depth analyses of the cost assessment of economic analyses of primary preventive physical activity programmes using similar review techniques as in our previous review article [10].
Analyses of the cost effectiveness of an array of interventions across categories ranging from community services to high intensity clinical services offers insights that in some cases contradict the conventional wisdom on value for money within broad categories of interventions.
This was considered appropriate given the questions that were addressed and the data availability, but more sophisticated models (e.g. Markov models, discrete event simulations) may allow for more refined analyses of the cost consequences of the intervention.
'One health', for example, can be influenced by philosophical ramifications, that determine the method of economic analyses of the cost of infections that are transmissible between humans and animals (Narrod et al. 2012).
For Evelin Sullivan, in "The Concise Book of Lying," the truth about lies is explored in a more popular vein, with examples from movies, novels and politics; she offers typologies of lies and analyses of the costs of untruths.
Analyses of the cost-effectiveness and cost-utility of IC also will be performed.
The Urban Institute and the Tax Policy Center today released analyses of the costs of Sen. Bernie Sanders' domestic policy proposals, including single-payer national health insurance.
We then examine the impact of IGRA specificity in the sensitivity analyses of the cost-effectiveness model.
Also, this study will have a larger sample size than previous studies in the area of psychiatric rehabilitation, enabling in-depth analyses of the cost-effectiveness of BPR.
Figure 4 shows one-way sensitivity analyses of the cost-effectiveness of incrementally vaccinating male participants compared to the cost-effectiveness of female-only vaccination.
Doing so will enable us to apply the evaluation method described in this section to post hoc and comparative analyses of the cost-efficiency of studied and published intervention strategies.
