Sentence examples for conclusion costs from inspiring English sources

Conclusion: Costs could potentially be reduced by cutting the 40% visit time attributed to travel, decreasing the visit frequency to clients with minimal drainage, and attention to "best practice".

The election cycle that has just limped to its exhausted conclusion cost around $6 billion—a new record, as in every new presidential cycle.

In conclusion, cost-effectiveness analysis should play an important role in the informed debate about issues of availability, affordability and sustainability of health care programmes or health interventions for chronically disabling diseases, such as leprosy, lymphatic filariasis, Buruli ulcer and diabetes, in resource-poor countries.

Conclusions: Cost of care associated with treatment for gastroschisis is high.

Conclusions Cost effectiveness of an arthritis self management programme is not suggested on the basis of current National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence cost perspectives and QALY thresholds.

Conclusion: The costs per case prevented reflect a favourable cost-effectiveness ratio (CER) for screening of high-risk pregnant women by 50 g oral glucose test.

The blunt conclusion: "The costs of waste, poor quality and inefficiency are enormous .Evidence from other countries suggests that they suffer from similar problems.

In conclusion, the costs of out-of-hours primary care appear to be more dependent on the size of the population the cooperatives cover than on the way the GP cooperative is organised, i.e. separated versus integrated.

However, the overall conclusion of cost-effectiveness in a typical season and cost savings in a pandemic influenza season are still preserved.

Other experiences have yielded similar conclusions about costs and access.

In conclusion, the cost... equates to £114,337, which is significantly above the charged amount of £89,724".