Sentence examples for cost-effective uses from inspiring English sources

MF3 and DF3 also exhibited binding reversibility with addition of ethylenediamine (EDA), therefore, could provide cost-effective uses of the sensors.

In addition, a threshold analysis explored the minimum relative effect of the supported employment that was required in order for the intervention to be cost-effective using the NICE cost-effectiveness threshold.

In sites where IPTi had a significant effect on reducing malaria, IPTi is highly cost-effective using SP (i.e. under USD 36 per DALY averted).

The introduction of robotic systems into clinical practice is useful at least in promoting a cost-effective use of human resources and the standardization of rehabilitation treatments.

At a cost-effectiveness threshold of 64 000 AUD, MobileMums would likely be a cost-effective use of healthcare resources in Queensland, Australia.

The implementation of non-invasive imaging technologies provides a very useful avenue for more rapid, efficacious and cost-effective use and characterisation of animal disease models.

The bootstrapped ICERs are also depicted in a cost-effectiveness acceptability curve showing the probability that the AIMS intervention is cost-effective using a range of ceiling ratios.

Finally, the probability that the RECODE programme is cost-effective using different thresholds for the monetary value of a QALY was shown in cost-effectiveness acceptability curves.

Involving volunteers can be, of course, a cost-effective use of these limited budgets.

Critics say it is not a cost-effective use of public money.

Following an assessment by Nice, the health watchdog, it was decided that making the drug available for routine use was a cost-effective use of NHS resources.