Sentence examples for effectiveness estimation from inspiring English sources

In carbonate reservoirs, effectiveness estimation using logging data has great challenges.

An autonomous control reconfiguration scheme is presented for ASV to deal with the uncertainties on the base of control effectiveness estimation.

For acetaminophen effectiveness estimation, two clinical trials were identified, PACES (acetaminophen of celecoxib efficacy studies) [ 32] and another comparing to placebo and diclofenac [ 35].

For outpatient pneumonia, the starting point for effectiveness estimation was 6%, based on the percent reduction in children with pneumonia without radiological confirmation [ 11].

Even considering 1 GDP, most countries estimations were below this threshold indicating that cost effectiveness estimations were robust.

This figure came from considering the ulceration prevalence rate for the standard care in a clinical trial study reported as 12.2 % [ 9 ], together with an effectiveness estimations of 45%% derived from the United States Center for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) [ 14, 15 ] when moving from a scenario of sub-optimal care to standard care.

This results in 1,000 estimates of costs and effects for the hypothetical cohort, representing the uncertainty in the cost-effectiveness estimation [18].

However, any mapping inevitably introduces additional uncertainty to the QALY calculation and the cost-effectiveness estimation.

This paper examines the challenge of conducting economic evaluations to support patient access to cancer therapies when the cost-effectiveness estimation is hampered by crossover trial design.

It allows for region-specific cost-effectiveness estimation.

Finally, only a small proportion of studies included cost-effectiveness estimation, which constitutes another important area for future research.