Sentence examples for be associated with cost from inspiring English sources
Decreased incidence of an adverse event, in turn, would be associated with cost savings.
Thus, interventions that enhance patient independence or delay patients' dependence may be associated with cost savings as well as clinical benefits.
Consequently, interventions that enhance patient independence or delay patients' dependence may be associated with cost savings in direct medical care, social care, and informal care.
Observational data suggest AM can be associated with cost savings [ 4], but no studies of total health costs have been undertaken.
We think that low use of this antibiotic could be associated with cost considerations (it is significantly more expensive than amoxicillin in Latvia) and for several years its availability in pharmacies was quite limited.
Although bisphosphonate use in some disease settings may be associated with cost savings (Botteman et al, 2006), the cost effectiveness of routine long-term treatment across all disease types has been questioned (Reed et al, 2004; McKeage and Plosker, 2008), and this, coupled with the small but finite risk of toxicity, suggests that a more selective use of bisphosphonates would be appropriate.
Primary care in remote Indigenous communities was shown to be associated with cost-savings to public hospitals and health benefits to individual patients.
It has been suggested elsewhere that cost-related barriers to healthcare utilization may be associated with costs of transport and medication and complex treatment patterns [ 5, 9].
Next, we were unable to fully collect the reason for switching, which may indeed be associated with costs incurred around the time of switch.
Regarding the origins of mimetic compounds, we assume that the acquisition as well as the innate production of ant CHCs may be associated with costs for the myrmecophiles.
Moreover, many of the monorail efforts in this country have been associated with cost overruns, design flaws and maintenance difficulties.
