Sentence examples for cost-effectiveness rate from inspiring English sources

We calculated the life-years gained by high-risk screening, the costs of this screening and the incremental cost-effectiveness rate (ICER) defined as the ratio of the additional costs per life-year gained, where the national strategy was the reference.

Sensitivity analysis showed that the factors that impacted the cost-effectiveness ratio most are case-fatality rate, patient exposure rate, and secondary attack rate.

Accurate hourly photovoltaic (PV) output data are useful for engineering design, cost-effectiveness evaluation, rate design, system operation, transmission planning, risk management, and policy analysis.

When staff were assumed to be minimally effective under recommended staffing conditions (by using the least favorable end of the 95% confidence intervals for staff efficacy at reducing hospital transfer rates), the cost-effectiveness ratio was $2,508,000 per QALY.

Other conditions associated with a more favorable cost-effectiveness ratio included a low discount rate, longer delay to re-presentation by patients with undiagnosed active TB, high prevalence of smear-negative TB among TB suspects, and high rate of treatment based on positive cultures (Figure 2).

The cost-effectiveness ratio was sensitive to the rate of improvement of quality of life while in the SNF in the recommended-staffing scenario.

At 5% discount rate, the incremental cost-effectiveness ratio rises to £17 588 (extra costs of £10.13 million for NLBB compared to LCNB to gain 576 additional life-years, both costs and effects 5% discounted).

The cost-effectiveness ratio was sensitive to the rate of hospital transfer from the nursing home, ranging from $36,000 per QALY at two-fold the baseline rate, versus $896,000 per QALY at half the baseline rate.

Comparing the 2 key parameters of cost-effectiveness, mortality rates and vaccine cost at <US $2.78 per dose, vaccination program costs would be entirely offset.

Up to now, carbon-based capacitors have been widely studied due to their cost-effectiveness and excellent rate and cyclic stability [6].

In this situation, no ICER would be calculated because the point estimate for the ICER falls in the southeast quadrant of the cost-effectiveness plane where rate-control is more effective and less costly than the rhythm-control (i.e., rate-control dominates rhythm-control).