Sentence examples for costs that may differ from inspiring English sources
The sensitivity analysis therefore is able to provide an assessment that takes into account the costs that may differ from the assumed costs in the broader analysis.
When the expenses incurred by a number of small research sites are used to estimate the cost-effectiveness of delivering an intervention on a national scale, then deciding which expenses constitute 'start-up' costs will be a nontrivial decision that may differ among sites.
Subsidized carriers then pursue objectives that may differ from the aims of economic efficiency.
Our study examines the question of burden in heart failure from a different perspective and has shown that 1) cost patterns may differ for newly diagnosed and prevalent patients, and 2) that several conditions (atrial fibrillation, coronary artery disease, chronic lung disease, depression, diabetes and hyperlipidemia) contribute independently to the cost of care in heart failure.
Although operating at similar volume fractions, results indicate that energy/water cost relations may differ between copper and iron concentrate pipelines and local conditions, thus suggesting the need to explicitly include energy and water cost in the design strategy.
We assume that the costs of dispersal may differ between cooperators (c) and cheaters (e).
It is important to recognize that the present study was undertaken in a Spanish setting and that the results are not automatically applicable elsewhere, given that fracture risk, mortality, and costs may differ from country to country.
The cost of living and operating costs may differ from one city to another.
This creates great difficulty when trying to deduce actual resource utilisation at an individual hospital episode level, and means that the unit costs used here may differ from those reported elsewhere in the UK NHS.
In general, this value (and the cost of links) may differ for different pairs of players.
