The phrase "avert cases" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning without context.
It could be used in contexts where one is trying to prevent or avoid specific situations or incidents.
Example: "The new policy aims to avert cases of fraud within the organization."
Alternatives: "prevent incidents" or "avoid situations".
However, because there are no conclusive etiological studies, or studies estimating the WTP to avert cases of congenital malformation these potential benefits were not included.
Given limited data on cost-effectiveness of preventive use of LNS, this discussion has sought to contextualize the costs and effectiveness of this intervention strategy among others typically implemented to avert cases of anemia and diarrhea in young children.
With a dearth of comparable economic data, this discussion has sought to put this intervention strategy in the context of the costs and effectiveness of other interventions commonly employed to avert cases of anemia and diarrhea in young children.
The specific objective of this analysis was to assess the cost-effectiveness of adding RUSF with its related management and logistics to food assistance (FA + RUSF), to avert cases of anemia and episodes of diarrhea during the seasonal hunger gap, compared to FA alone.
In this study, the term "averted cases" refers to cases that would have occurred in the absence of strain-specific immunity, holding all other model variables constant.
Similar modest increases in case averted (95,703 cases averted; i.e., an additional 184 cases averted) were estimated for Combined/U2 + R2 (Table 5).
Cope was cost-effective targeting the number of averted cases of conduct problems, with an ICER below zero per case averted.
Preventing CVD could avert 2400 cases of CHE or 2000 cases of poverty yearly.
Doing this could avert future cases of NHS trusts collapsing under the weight of unsustainable debts, protect jobs and help patient care.
The Environmental Protection Agency announced pollution standards Wednesday for eight common contaminants of drinking water that, if complied with, should avert 32 cases of cancer a year, officials said.
A low threshold for referring patients with chest complaints to secondary care is an effective strategy for the GP to avert missed cases of ACS [ 19].
