Sentence examples for cost an incremental from inspiring English sources

65 Lactulose monotherapy and rifaximin salvage therapy were the least expensive and most effective compared with the other strategies, but rifaximin salvage therapy cost an incremental $2315 per QALY gained versus lactulose.

Screening was associated with 2040 additional QALYs at an additional cost of £42.5m (€49.8m; $64.7m)—an incremental cost effectiveness ratio of £20 800 per QALY gained.

If clean non-coated catheters are not considered a relevant option, gel reservoir catheters are slightly more effective than hydrophilic with a small additional cost and an incremental cost effectiveness ratio of about £3000 per QALY.

The secondary aim is to identify barriers and facilitating factors, including additional cost via an incremental cost effectiveness analysis, for the implementation of mobile phone technology for supporting self-management in low-to-middle income countries.

If better outcomes are associated with higher costs, an incremental cost effectiveness ratio (ICER) will be calculated [ 54].

This was an incremental cost of $1866.78 and 0.02 QALYs, and the incremental cost-effectiveness ratio was $85 160.33 per QALY.

The cost of an incremental barrel of oil, he adds, is around $9 to $15. That's more than the cost of an incremental barrel of oil in the Middle East but lower than in other regions.

After the software is built, the cost of an incremental unit is close to zero.

However, preliminary analysis of the acquisition cost and cost-effectiveness estimate an incremental cost-effectiveness ratio for raltegravir at $US21339 per quality-adjusted life year gained.

Vaccinating all other at risk groups would not be considered cost effective, with an incremental cost effectiveness ratio of more than £80 000 per QALY gained.

In sensitivity analysis incorporating QOL, EPC was either dominant or cost-effective, with an incremental cost-effectiveness ratio (ICER) <$50,000/QALY, unless the cost of outpatient EPC exceeded $2400.