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Using published data, the authors estimated that the implementation of the Brain Trauma Foundation treatment would have a positive impact on longterm neurologic disability burden to family, work, and society as a whole.

Previously, several studies have estimated that the implementation of HPV vaccination for Dutch teenage girls, at 12 years of age, is a cost-effective intervention at around €20,000 per quality-adjusted life year (QALY) gained [ 8- 12].

Thus, we estimated that the cost of implementation per RDT (excluding the test kits themselves) was between 0.04 USD and 0.05 USD.

This costing analysis estimated that the CDA survey would reduce the annual costs of survey implementation by about US$45,000.

It is estimated that full implementation of this paradigm can reduce costs and product cycle times by 50 percent.

A 2009 study undertaken by economists at California State University-Sacramento estimated that AB 32 implementation costs "could easily exceed $100 billion" and that the program would raise the cost of living by $7,857 per household annually by 2020.

Although we did not incorporate start up and nationwide implementation costs, the figures compare very well to recent figures by Struijs et al. [ 4], who estimated that a nationwide implementation of stroke services in the Netherlands would result in a 13% reduction of the costs of stroke as compared with a regular care scenario.

It is estimated that a successful implementation of sustainable safety measures could indeed result in the targeted 50% reduction in road traffic fatalities, even when the number of vehicle kilometres double.

Britain's Financial Services Authority has estimated that implementation for British insurers will cost £1.9 billion ($3 billion) upfront, and a further £200m a year for compliance.

These investigators estimated that during the second year of implementation the average cost for an individual completing MOB/VLL was $176.

Goldman Sachs estimates that the figure is 17 percent.