It should also be emphasized that the overall system reliability, from both security and adequacy aspects, has been enhanced since the RMR cost (security-related) and the customer damage cost (adequacy-related) are reduced with the transmission reinforcement project advancement.
In analyses of the life sciences feminists show how research in reproductive physiology has been structured by the attribution of stereotypically masculine traits to sperm (as active agents) and feminine traits to eggs (as passive), sometimes at considerable cost to empirical adequacy and explanatory power (Martin 1991; Spanier 1995).
But through their new front group, the insurers and their allies insist that HHS must consider cost first, not adequacy.
Minimum deviance (MPE) and absolute deviance (MAPE) of predicting the value of the response variable (health-care costs) considered as adequacy of methods.
This creates a vicious spiral: rural women, with lower incomes, use more private services with higher costs and lower adequacy.
We analyze the impact on medical outcomes and healthcare costs if improved adequacy of antimicrobial therapy is achieved by providing immediate coverage after positive PCR reports.
Several studies [ 25– 29, 31– 36, 36, 44] did not report a detailed breakdown of costs, the reference year for pricing, or unit costs separately from quantities of resources used, all of which are needed to assess adequacy of cost compilation [ 49].
To compare the cytological diagnoses, specimen adequacy, and cost of the Siriraj liquid-based cytology (LBC) with those of the conventional smear technique.
EUS-guided liver biopsy by Trucut yields variable specimen adequacy at high cost, limiting its utility.
The authors conclude that electricity market design must continue to evolve to achieve cost-effective policies for resource adequacy.
They develop the main characteristics of the quality programs: implementation of the evidence based medicine, increase staff and patient satisfaction and adequacy in hospital costs.
