Sentence examples for change in effects from inspiring English sources

Even after the change in effects companies, Yuricich continued to provide many of the matte paintings used in the film, having previously worked on The Day the Earth Stood Still, Ben-Hur, North by Northwest and Logan's Run.

The incremental cost-effectiveness ratio is defined as the incremental change in costs divided by the incremental change in effects.

This monthly modeling was necessary to give a more precise change in effects and costs over this first year, and to make the two simulations comparable.

The ICER is defined as the ratio of the change in costs to the change in effects of a specific intervention compared to an alternative.

The ICER is defined as the ratio of the change in costs of an intervention to the change in effects of the intervention.

The incremental cost per QALY gained for self-monitoring also remained below £20 000 when higher training failure and discontinuation rates were applied, and when higher self-monitoring testing frequencies were applied (with no change in effects).

Also, changing the cutoff points for the personality scales from tertiles to quartiles did not make any change in effect.

Such a large change in effect fulfills their optimistic, or perhaps wildly optimistic, dreams.

We must credit the Bush administration with accomplishing this dramatic change in effect ("The Cheney Factor," editorial, Feb. 21) without fuss or fanfare.

Valve explicitly made users aware of the change, in effect educating its comparatively-expert customers to expect it (rather than allowing them to find out).

Pharmacodynamic herb-drug interactions (PDHDI) are the result of the change in effect of a drug by another one.