Sentence examples for assessed cost from inspiring English sources

This would fulfill the apparent aim of Cisco's executives, since the lower the assessed cost of the stock options it grants, the smaller the effect on its reported earnings.

We studied compliance with exercises and health-related QoL, assessed cost using three health economics measures, and conducted semistructured interviews with patients.

The analysis found that the same routine dental exam for adults could cost as much as $240, or as low as $55, in the same geographic area (the review assessed cost variances within a 50-mile radius).

Shepherd et al 65 assessed cost effectiveness of peginterferon and ribavarin in 2005.

Of these, 513 were excluded: 486 did not use a surrogate as a primary outcome, 17 were not randomised clinical trials, and 10 assessed cost (figure).

In conclusion, VI&B cause a considerable economic burden for affected persons, their caregivers and society at large, which increases with the degree of visual impairment for all assessed cost categories as well as intangible effects.

The syndicate was docked a point from the opening round-robins and assessed costs of $13,500, but Ratliffe considered it a victory.

Only 29 (19.6%) RCTs assessed the impact of CDSSs on clinical outcomes, 22 (14.9%) assessed costs, and 3 assessed KMSs on any outcomes.

Whereas bottom-up microcosting is considered to overestimate assessed costs, top-down gross costing tends to underestimate them [1].

We assessed cost-effectiveness of this intervention in reducing HIV/STI incidence among FSWs in the northern Mexican border region, to determine its potential for adoption as a preventive health practice in other resource-limited settings.

However, none of these studies assessed cost-effectiveness.