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The fourth and fifth equations express a cost-price balance of a recycling process and a consumption-commodity production process which inputs a secondary material respectively.

The kinship theory of genomic imprinting predicts that maternally expressed genes (MEGs) should benefit the individual in which they are expressed at a cost to patrilineal kin or impose individual costs for the benefit of matrilineal kin (including mothers).

The outcome will be expressed as a cost per quality-adjusted life-years (QALYs) gained.

A cost utility analysis will be applied, the results of which will be expressed as a cost per QALY.

The genes transferred to the host can also be expressed (at a cost) in the host cytosol, regardless of where the proteins end up.

CUAs use a global measure of health outcome, such as quality-adjusted life-years (QALYs) by undertaking one program instead of another, and the results are often expressed as a cost per QALY gained. 1 This enables the comparison of different types of programs, which makes CUA more practical for decision-makers.

The numerical differences in clinical effectiveness and costs of treatment that are derived from the model are expressed as a cost-effectiveness ratio, a single number representing the comparative value of two treatments.

The overall level of uncertainty in the results was expressed as a cost-effectiveness acceptability curve.

Uncertainty regarding the estimate of this ratio was expressed on a cost-effectiveness plane.

Uncertainty surrounding the cost-effectiveness ratios as calculated from the model was expressed using a cost-effectiveness plane.

The incremental cost-effectiveness ratio of functional versus plaster treatment will be expressed in a cost-utility ratio, i.e., in terms of cost per QALY.