Sentence examples for estimates unit from inspiring English sources

Annual population estimates by single year of age, sex and GOR were obtained from population estimates unit of the ONS.

To test how changes in key resource estimates, unit costs, informal care and productivity costs affect the baseline results, one-way sensitivity analysis was performed.

The software estimates unit costs for inpatient and outpatient treatment by distributing costs into three levels beginning with overhead cost centres, followed by intermediate cost centres and finally patient cost centres.

Thus, other determinants such as controls, real world effectiveness estimates, unit costs, resource use patterns, patient preferences, and the threshold might account for differences in the ICERs and each country's respective reimbursement decisions.

These 20 remaining studies reported at least the minimum level of detail regarding the study population, risk estimates, unit change in PM2.5, and type of stroke that would enable a quantitative meta-analysis; 1 cross-sectional study reported these minimum data, but upon further investigation the risk ratios proved not to be valid due to insufficient variation in PM2.5 across the study area.

The selected unit hydrograph models accurately estimated unit hydrographs for the study watersheds.

Precipitation discharge relationships were synthesized in estimated unit hydrographs, which were decomposed and components tested for influence of treatments.

This cost was based on the estimated unit value of personal travel time for passenger cars [33, 34, 35, 36] and unit value of business travel time [33].

A 'bottom up' approach to estimating unit costs is introduced and the costs of the MTFCE-A programme are compared to other placement types.

Two Spanish studies used the Spanish database on medical costs (SOIKOS), patient's reports and the Spanish Vademecum to estimate unit costs [13, 14].

The estimated unit cost of a test is €4.7 [ 9].