Sentence examples for evaluated economic from inspiring English sources

"What changed was how they evaluated economic conditions," the survey director, Richard T. Curtin, said in a statement.

To our knowledge, MEx using OAL DAL (80 20 wt%) has been not evaluated economic and energetically in the literature.

Three trials from the US evaluated economic costs.

There were two retrospective studies, both published by Eaddy et al and based on claims data from large hospital databases, which evaluated economic outcomes of the use of rasburicase.

For more description of cost effectiveness analysis one can refer to some studies which have evaluated economic impact of drug-eluting stents [ 20, 21], and cost effectiveness of CHD prevention through CHD risk reduction strategies [ 22].

Specifically, this study evaluated costs from a payer perspective, assessing reimbursements rather than charges, compared cost and utilization relative to an age-matched and sex-matched healthy control cohort, evaluated economic outcomes in key patient subgroups, and studied transitions among CKD disease states.

This monograph lays out the foundations of 'welfare economics' – evaluating economic policy as it relates to the well-being of a community.

In 2002 he also cofounded the Copenhagen Consensus, a think tank that promoted the use of welfare economics to evaluate economic and social policies.

Welfare economics seeks to evaluate economic policies in terms of their effects on the well-being of the community.

Why? Look, evaluating economic models is a lot harder than just staring out the window and saying, "This is going on.

Bettina Damiani, project director of Good Jobs New York, an advocacy group that evaluates economic projects, disagreed, saying the city had already struck a deal for the Times project that required The Times and the developer to proceed.