Sentence examples for costs were adapted from inspiring English sources

Unit costs were adapted from Oostenbrink et al. and from the Dutch Health-Care Insurance Board [ 19].

As the three main cost states need to be comparable, the ratio used by Palmer et al [ 27] that consists of 46% of diabetes costs, was adapted to the CODE-2 costs.

If drug costs are adapted and the specific relevant comparator is taken into account, our results can be transferred to many other countries, which do not use quality-adjusted life years as part of policy decisions due to legal or political concerns.

As a targeted literature search yielded no published estimates of the health care costs of RxO abuse in the EU5 countries, published US-based estimates of the health care costs of opioid abuse were adapted to the EU5 countries.

Costs of long-term consequences of meningitis were adapted from lifetime costs of deafness and disability for children <5 years and adjusted by discounted life-expectancy.

Costs of long-term consequences of meningitis were adapted from lifetime costs of deafness and disability for children <5 years [ 21].

Utility values, measures of quality-of-life ranging from 0 to 1 used to calculate QALYs, were adapted from a cost-effectiveness analysis of pneumococcal vaccination [ 50].

Standard cost benefit methodologies were adapted to fit the requirements of the project.

All available health state management costs per unit were adapted from the Spanish Cost Database [16] (Table 1) and pharmaceutical costs were taken from a specific local database [17] (Table 2).

These options were adapted from economic cost recovery period defined in Multi-Year Tariff Order (MYTO) by the Nigeria Electricity Regulatory Commission [47].

For the purposes of this paper, the costs of delivering IPTi in Mtwara were adapted to the various different study sites to represent the cost of delivering IPTi in operational circumstances and not one generated in more artificial trial conditions.