Sentence examples for elicited values from inspiring English sources

The analysis of the concordance of participants' elicited values and their decisions was first performed using the elicited VAS-values.

Both the pre- and post-tests elicited values for all the variables on the specified watch points in a series of processes for each algorithm.

We used logistic regression to determine the association between participants' elicited values and treatment choices.

There were two versions: the implicit (concise) patient decision aid involves individualised risk and benefit presentation and a section to support shared decision-making; the explicit (extended) patient decision aid additionally includes patients' elicited values for health and treatment states derived via standard gamble and analysed in a Markov decision analysis [ 23].

This article focuses on eliciting values for different domestic uses, using discrete choice experiments.

The DCE approach was employed to elicit values and regression techniques used to estimate a model that could predict index scores for all 243 possible outcomes.

In ecosystem services and landscape research, both monetary and non-monetary preference studies are applied to elicit values that people assign to landscapes.

In this paper we use willingness to pay (WTP) to elicit values for private insurance covering treatment for four different health problems.

This paper examines some of the theoretical and methodological issues arising from the process of conceptualising and eliciting values for environmental risk in the context of heterogeneous expert knowledge.

We chose to compare two methods of eliciting values, the category rating scale (CRS) with five response options and the visual analogue scale (VAS), range 0 100, that were simple to administer on the Internet without participant training.

We assessed the relative merits of using VAS and CRS to elicit values by comparing their distributions, response rates, and expected utilities expressed as relative importance scores (RIS), as described in Appendix S1.