The categorization of CDI attributable costs allows budget holders to anticipate the cost per CDI case, a perspective that should enrich the design of appropriate incentives for the various budget holders to invest in prevention so that CDI prevention is optimized globally.
A lower direct cost of BU in a previous Ghanaian study is due to categorization of food and miscellaneous costs as indirect cost as compared to this study [ 6].
Proposed methods range from mere qualitative review of CEA [ 8, 9] to the categorization of CEA according to whether the costs are higher, the same or lower and whether the effects are better, the same or poorer, in order to assess how many CEA there are in each category [ 10].
Activity-based costing (ABC) is a method of cost categorization and analysis in which all costs of a program are allocated to its activities [ 36, 37].
The rule that terms can be listed as common ones if and only if they signify a common nature is safe, but at the cost of a counterintuitive categorization of their semantic power.
A business-oriented categorization of users and permissions (e.g., organizational units, job titles, cost centers, business processes, etc).
Estimated costs of complications vary greatly across different studies according to definitions and categorization of post-operative complications, and consequently duration of hospital stay.
Accordingly, WHO-CHOICE advocates the broad categorization of results (based on point estimates and their uncertainty intervals) into interventions that are highly cost-effective, those that are cost-ineffective and those that are somewhere in between.
I am specifically curious about her categorization of the song "American Pie" as insane.
Do you approach the categorization of objects in a pragmatic or theoretical sense?
The categorization of the Vedas, however, is capable of elasticity.
