Sentence examples for assumed optimistic from inspiring English sources

CONCLUSIONS: Glaucoma treatment was highly cost-effective when the costs of diagnostic assessments were excluded or when we assumed optimistic treatment efficacy.

Although our estimates assumed "optimistic" clothing scenarios for making vitamin D3, they raise the question as to whether American children are going outdoors enough to meet their minimum daily vitamin D requirements (600 IU/day; for blood levels of 20 ng/mL or 50 nmol/L) recommended by the Institute of Medicine (2011).

Compared with no treatment and when excluding diagnostic assessment costs, the incremental cost-effectiveness of routine assessment and treatment was $20,000 per QALY gained, assuming conservative treatment efficacy, and $11,000 per QALY gained, assuming optimistic treatment efficacy.

RESULTS: Compared with no treatment and when including diagnostic assessment costs, the incremental cost-effectiveness of routine assessment and treatment was $46,000 per QALY gained, assuming conservative treatment efficacy, and $28,000 per QALY gained, assuming optimistic treatment efficacy.

These scenarios respectively assume optimistic, neutral and pessimistic sets of PrEP-related input parameters in Table 2.

These outcomes remain surprisingly stable even for interventions assuming optimistic resources (cf. footnotes to Figures 1, 2, 3, 4, 5).

Even assuming optimistic breeding cycle times, the long-term predictions presented here are about 20 years away, at which point breeding technologies will no doubt have changed dramatically.

Mr Santana's projected deficits do not include any new costs that may emerge from that discussion (nor any shortfalls that the city will have to meet should its pension funds not meet their assumed, and optimistic, 7.75% annual return).

And that assumes an optimistic rate for annual costs of 0.3%, whereas many DC schemes have expense ratios of more than 1%.

We find that even when assuming very optimistic parameters, the optimum finger width of 26 μm is just a factor of two lower compared to the state of the art technology today.

Now it is projected to reach 79% in 2014 (see chart 3), assuming his optimistic growth forecast is correct.This is not quite the indictment it seems: normal standards of fiscal rectitude have not applied in the past four years.