Sentence examples for conventional willingness from inspiring English sources

However, economic evaluation of Argus II Retinal Prosthesis System shows that it is a cost effective intervention even for conventional Willingness To Pay (WTP) thresholds.

No formal identification method seemed to be cost effective under a conventional willingness to pay threshold of £20 000-30 000 per QALY, 25 with the strategy of routine care the most likely to be cost effective.

Based on conventional willingness to pay thresholds for additional QALYs (approximately £20 000 per QALY), 38 the incremental cost to utility ratio of £463 (£26.41/0.057 QALYs) in the high-risk group demonstrates that the additional health benefits are worth the additional cost.

Ustekinumab 90 mg had very high costs of $1,384,900 and $3,358,150 per additional PASI 75 and PGA 0/1 responders when compared to the next best regimen, which were above any known conventional willingness to pay threshold.

The curves indicate a high probability that the incremental cost effectiveness ratio of ticagrelor is below conventional willingness-to-pay thresholds in Sweden, the UK, Germany and Brazil.

The lifetime gain in Quality-Adjusted life Years (QALYs) was 0.00 038, giving a cost-effectiveness ratio of £321 000 which is highly unfavourable against the conventional willingness-to-pay threshold of £20 000 per QALY.

In the conventional group willingness and unwillingness to be randomized were equally distributed (51.9% yes, 47.9% no, 0.1% no remark).

"His courage, individualism, defiance of conventional wisdom and willingness to put his life and money on the line, all these things seem to tap into the Brazilian psyche," Mr. Hoffman said.

This ratio is well above a conventional threshold of willingness to pay of £20 000-30 000 per QALY.

Most frequently reported reasons for using HDS or complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) in patient populations are the perception of their benefits and safety, dissatisfaction with conventional medicine, and willingness to try them [ 6– 17].

By adopting a conventional threshold of willingness to pay of £20 000-30 000 per quality adjusted life year (QALY), we found that structured psychological therapy is a cost effective treatment for mild to moderate postnatal depression, with an incremental cost effectiveness ratio (ICER) of £17 481 per QALY versus no treatment.