Sentence examples for effect gained from inspiring English sources

Results of these bootstraps will be presented in cost-effectiveness planes (showing all bootstrapped cost-effectiveness combinations) and cost-effectiveness acceptability curves (CEACs) which represent the probability that the intervention is cost-effective, given a certain threshold for the costs per unit of effect gained.

Religion, in effect, gained the same amount of notice in the list as Spanish-language radio, hip-hop news and interior design reporting.

Had Minnesota, which was picking at No. 7, quickly made its selection, it could have, in effect, gained the No. 6 pick.

Concerning the HRQoL the negative effect of poor illumination indoors equals to the positive effect gained with regular physical exercise having the intensity of fitness training.

Aside from the convenience for the patient, studies that compared the clinical effect gained by uses of premix insulin analog compared with premix human insulin have somewhat conflicting results.

The turbine nocebo effect gained currency worldwide following the March 2013 release of two Australian reports claiming to offer evidence that people who expect adverse effects of turbines in part as a result of activism by groups such as Australia's Waubra Foundation are more likely to report having them.

England will hope for a Cardiff effect, gaining momentum for the series by denying opponents victory in the first Test and against the odds, but the route to that hair-raising draw was radically different.

The construction, purpose and educational effects gained after implementation of simulator are described.

And in a Harvard report last year, mice whose fat cells were immune to insulin's effects gained an 18percentt edge in longevity.

This communication/synchronization overhead may easily mitigate the positive effects gained by parallelization.

It is well known that effects gained by pulmonary rehabilitation programs wane subsequently [ 21].