Sentence examples for benefits modelled from inspiring English sources

A second idea is to create a truly independent scorer for regulatory costs and benefits, modelled on the widely respected Congressional Budget Office.

When the FRISC-II relative risk [ 4, 22] is applied to the ACS subgroup, the cost per QALY increases to $31,438, reflecting the smaller benefit modelled compared to the Yusuf work (Table 4).

The advantage of this approach is that it enables the modelled benefits to reflect the lack of vaccine benefit in reducing incidence prior to the first dose, as well as different levels of protection after the first, second and third doses.

At older ages the modelled benefits of cycling were much larger than the harms.

These modelled benefits were larger than either observed or modelled changes to injuries, whereas changes in exposure to air pollution were small.

Our present findings suggest that there may be an appreciable penalty of using CTM data in spatially-resolved epidemiological time-series studies, which for some pollutants in part weighs against the substantial benefits of such modelled data.

The Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation code of practice states adjustment factors should be applied to modelled benefits or costs when there is good reason to believe that these are underestimated or overestimated and that the incremental cost effectiveness ratio should then be judged against a £20 000 threshold per quality adjusted life year (QALY).

NICE recommends that a range of sensitivity analyses should be undertaken to reflect alternative assumptions for the treatment effect for the intervention of interest, particularly regarding the modelled benefit in the post-trial period.

Advancing collaboration between these sectors is important for ensuring that the risk reduction benefits of ecosystems are modelled and quantified in ways that meet the risk modelling industry's standards.

One limitation is that we only modelled health benefits from short to medium term behaviour change, without time lags.

As a result, modelled harms and benefits both increased with age but the benefits increased faster.