Sentence examples for effectiveness valuation from inspiring English sources

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6963/10/2/prepub Funding for this project "Development, application and effectiveness valuation of an informative system to support the clinical research" was provided by the Italian Ministry of Health.

Knowledge of cost-effectiveness valuation has been applied to architectures i.e. buildings or facilities of University Campus in Reggio Calabria.

It is done through careful climatic calculation of academic building thermal behavior, and the consequent economic and physical cost-effectiveness valuation of interventions for passivation, i.e. for radical enhancement of energy efficiency.

This study discusses the effectiveness of contingent valuation methods in evaluating the visual quality of streets.

Kristiansen's research focuses on technology assessment, cost-effectiveness analysis, and valuation of health outcomes.

The most commonly known approaches include, e.g., Life Cycle Analysis, cost-effectiveness analysis, contingent valuation, GIS-based models, and market and price related analysis.

The cost-effectiveness acceptability curves indicate the probability of a given intervention being the more (most) cost effective given the valuation of a unit of health outcome [19].

Impact of cost valuation on cost-effectiveness in adult spine deformity surgery.

However, cost-effectiveness is dependent on patients' valuation of health states.

The results were robust in sensitivity analyses (Table 5) with cost and cost-effectiveness assumptions most sensitive to valuation of staff time.

[ 20] These types of studies are often used in health-state valuation for cost-effectiveness analyses [ 21- 23], especially when patient derived utilities are not available [ 24].