Sentence examples for ascribe costs from inspiring English sources

In addition, a good coding of disease states is needed in order to accurately ascribe costs.

Whether participants would ascribe the costs of PrEP to the National Health System (NHS) was also asked.

To ascribe potential cost benefits for women who have received help from an advocate, we made the assumption that the SD for the advocacy state was 0.75.

The increase was ascribed to cost reductions that increased margins.

The concept of ascribing higher cost-effectiveness thresholds to patients with lower life-expectancy is consistent with the 'rule of rescue', which applies greater value to therapies for patients with poor prognosis and few available alternatives and which are life-prolonging.

Applying genetics to conservation of species simply allows us to more accurately ascribe the true cost of the loss of biodiversity.The cost of failure in conserving irreplaceable genetic diversity greatly exceeds the costs of the unlikely scenario where we would "over-conserve".

Since not all patients that were assigned these DRGs had a main diagnosis of hip fracture (actually, osteoarthritis accounts for a substantial number of hip replacements), only 30% of costs ascribed to DRG 209 and 80% of costs ascribed to DRGs 210, 211, plus 100% of costs ascribed to DRGs 235 and 236 were attributable to a main diagnosis of hip fracture.

Republicans reacted by sounding a familiar theme, saying the E.P.A. had gone beyond what Congress or reason dictated, and ascribing the cleanup costs as too high.

Since these plumage traits do not contain any pigment and are thus emancipated from the production costs ascribed to melanins or carotenoids, they are presumed to incur mostly maintenance costs such as an increased risk of predation [60] or social control from conspecifics [61].

We ascribe an economic cost to the loss of social contacts, and weigh this against the economic benefit gained by reducing the impact of the epidemic.

All self-reported health-care resource use was cross-referenced to hospital and primary-care records and unit costs ascribed, resulting in health service resource use data over the full 12-month study period.