Sentence examples for frequency costs from inspiring English sources

To define care pathways in terms of frequency, costs, and outcomes and to assess their cost-effectiveness.

The purpose of this study was to note potential gynaecological risk factors leading to intensive care and to estimate the frequency, costs and outcome of management.

The overall purpose of Swedish quality registers such as the Swedish Hernia Register and Swespine is to increase our knowledge of the frequency, costs, and effects of treatment to facilitate improvements in the quality of healthcare.

For the subset of patients who had a hypertension-related hospitalization during the first 18 months of the study, we describe hospitalization frequency, costs, and trajectory of disease development over the rest of the follow-up period and estimated the odds of subsequent HTN-related hospitalizations using logistic regression analyses (SAS® version 9.1).

The E.P.A. inspector general has opened an investigation into "the frequency, cost and extent of the administrator's travel," including his Oklahoma and Morocco trips.

Wait time, access time, travel time, service frequency, cost, and number of transfers varied across the choice scenarios.

These type of incidents are increasing in frequency, costing local authorities money in the process.

These include concerns about compliance with antibiotic therapy (related to taste and dosing frequency), cost and insurance coverage, desire for Group A Streptococcus coverage, promoting further resistance and causing adverse drug events (e.g. Clostridium difficile colitis and Stevens-Johnson Syndrome).

See related commentary by Heyland, Septic shock – an uncontrolled systemic host response to invasive infection leading to multiple organ failure – is a public health issue because of its frequency, cost and 45% mortality rate [ 1, 2].

The cost associated with operating the network at a fixed frequency in the range 20 120 Hz is investigated, focusing on the frequency-cost scalings of electrical devices (such as cables, transformers and reactive compensation) and offshore infrastructures.

By using data, they can reduce collection frequency and costs by saving on fuel and labor, in some cases saving up to 80% on labor costs.