Sentence examples for further cost effective from inspiring English sources
Further, cost effective n-butoxymethylphosphonium iodide 2a was employed for carbon homologation, where both aliphatic and aromatic aldehydes were successfully converted to higher analogous 4 in good yield (Table 4).
Because some benefits of rivaroxaban were found in our study, further cost-effective and drug safety studies are warranted.
Prospective trials in stage-specific cohorts of patients in addition to further cost-effective analyses are required to develop consensus opinion on the utilisation of FDG PET-CT in MM.
Importantly, the intermediate strategy (sequencing one parent at 4X, one parent at 1X, and the child at 1×) has a similar Mendelian inconsistency rate and genotype concordance (for all three trio members) to the strategy in which both parents in the trio are sequenced at 4×, suggesting the possibility of achieving further gains in cost effective recovery of genotypes.
Although there is yet more research to be done in this area, these findings act as an important preliminary review as to the direction in which biological sensing surfaces can be further adapted and made cost effective.
This initial study can act as an impetus to develop further economic analysis and cost effective interventions to lead to a potential reduction in the national economic burden.
A cost effectiveness analysis estimated that pulse oximetry screening would have a higher false positive rate (1.3%) than clinical examination (0.5%) and that, although pulse oximetry screening might be cost effective, further research was required before it could be recommended.
To determine whether an adolescent pertussis booster vaccination would be cost effective, further research is needed to examine the epidemiology and socioeconomic burden of pertussis in adolescents and adults and to develop dynamic economic evaluation models based on national data.
It further showed that RG was cost effective compared to the typical treatment, mainly due to its effect on reducing the risk of disability pension.
Current evidence clearly justifies further research into the most cost effective form of acupuncture for treating hot flushes.
These results strongly suggest that the scheme has potential to be beneficial and cost effective and further trial(s) of such initiatives that include appropriate control groups would be warranted with an assessment of wider societal costs.
