Moreover, bigger variations in the rate of immigrant arrivals provoke a higher disutility with respect to smaller variations.
Crowded transfers cause a high disutility for commuters, which rises with the number of transfers in the total trip.
For example, an SRE with a disutility of −0.10 would be applied for two years of the patient's life, resulting in a total QALY decrement of −0.20 over the 2-year period.
For example, the disutility of −0.06 associated with a myocardial infarction represents utility decrement across a single year.
In this context, lack of courtesy by the personnel, humiliating and mocking remarks made towards certain women; long queues and sometimes hurried consultations, for example, create a disutility and prevent the recourse to modern health services [5].
However, they only change their behaviour if additional earnings and seed capital together compensate for the loss in benefits and for the higher disutility caused by employment.
Indeed, a significantly higher disutility for severe nocturnal hypoglycaemia was reported by the type 2 diabetes population (p = 0.008).
In contrast, Canadian participants reported a significantly higher disutility for non-severe daytime hypoglycaemia (0.006 [95% CI 0.004 to 0.007] compared with 0.004 [95% CI 0.004 to 0.005] overall; p = 0.047).
For example, the pattern of disutility captured by the EQ-5D here suggests the potential physical and psychological impact associated with caring for an individual who is bedridden may not be captured by the EQ-5D.
For example, an altruistic trustee, or a guilt-averse trustee[22], would be more willing to betray since they would know their "bad" action, betrayal, has only expected monetary effects without disutility associated with an added negative emotional reaction.
