Sentence examples for because of the cost effectiveness from inspiring English sources

Because of the cost effectiveness and limited access to space flight, simulated microgravity (SMG) on Earth has been widely used in space life research.

Virtual work is easier because of the cost effectiveness of teleconferencing and video conferencing.

Outcomes measured at 48 hours and 5 days were inconclusive because of lack of power; the cost effectiveness analysis at 48 hours provided little evidence that one treatment choice was significantly more cost effective than another.

For clinical/CD4, lower mortality worsens the ICER because the ICER approaches the cost effectiveness of keeping individuals alive on ART (that is, cost and a year's DALYs v death and no cost).

Other offshore areas, mainly along the north-western and southern boundary, also had higher selection frequencies, because of the high cost effectiveness of achieving targets in these locations.

Increasing willingness to pay further leads to a decrease in the probability of cost effectiveness because the joint density of incremental costs and effects in the southwest quadrant of the cost-effectiveness plane (Fig.  2) is excluded for no longer being cost effective.

The first three from six starting bid values used by Shiroiwa et al were chosen because they were close to the range of the cost-effectiveness threshold in Malaysia set by the WHO.

In general, current trials have omitted the many opportunities to develop these, ultimately depriving patients who may respond of therapy because the cost-effectiveness of treating all-comers is too low.

Incremental cost-effectiveness ratios (ICERs) were calculated when the uncertainty in the data was restricted to one quadrant of the cost-effectiveness plane; ICERs cannot be calculated when the data cover more than one quadrant of the cost-effectiveness plane because of difficulties in interpreting and calculating CIs.

This approach remains controversial because of doubts about the cost-effectiveness of screening biopsies in this population, where the rate of progression to malignancy is still relatively low (estimates suggest 1 in 50 200 per year) whilst the diagnosis of HGD from limited biopsies can be extremely difficult [ 5- 8].

Seventh, we did not focus on the cost of the intervention because the cost-effectiveness of the intervention was beyond the scope of this study, although we saved costs by introducing health educators without professional license.