In the Greek cohort analysis, although a quite elevated ICER (increased by 61.3%) was traced, yet liraglutide 1.2 mg continued to be a cost-effective option at the defined willingness-to-pay threshold.
Emotional attachment is not determined by a certain condition of products, but it defined by willingness of users to perceive, reflect, and give meanings to products.
Assent is defined as willingness to participate even without full understanding of the complexity and the whole aims of the study.
Therefore, they are asked to assent [ 59], which is defined as willingness to participate even without full understanding of the complexity and the whole aims of the study.
In the study, an organization's "health promotion willingness" is defined as the willingness of a company to implement WHP on a permanent basis.
We define customer willingness to return obsolete units as a function of the discount offered by the retailer in exchange for recycling devices with a remanufacturing value.
Entrepreneur Identity Aspiration is a term that we use in this paper to define the willingness of the individuals to become entrepreneurs in the future.
Here, too, the war in Iraq seems to have been the defining event, the division of Europe into "new" and "old" halves, defined by their willingness to support the American-led war.
The two companies have long been defined by their willingness to take big risks.
His career has been defined by a willingness to break the rules of Japanese business, rather than play the game.
The three gods in the play are looking for people who are good; goodness being defined as a willingness to share.
