Sentence examples for gained estimate from inspiring English sources

A recent study examined the cost-effectiveness of ACPA when compared to the American College of Rheumatology Criteria for the diagnosis of RA. 11 The researchers reported a baseline cost per QALY gained estimate of €930 (£857) (2008 prices) indicating that ACPA is cost-effective using current thresholds of willingness to pay.

The incremental cost per QALY gained estimated in this analysis (£57 608) is also relatively high.

Varying the discount rates for costs and benefits between 0 and 6% resulted in a range of incremental cost per QALY gained estimates of £6267 £7813 per QALY gained.

Outcomes in the economic analysis will be the Social and Emotional Functioning Interview score and QALYs gained (estimated using the EQ-5D and SF-6D algorithms).

In this next phase, progression-free year (PFY) and life-year (LY) gained estimates were combined with the cost data to estimate incremental cost-effectiveness ratios for nab-paclitaxel or docetaxel relative to paclitaxel.

Because the interaction terms of periodontal status with gender and smoking was significant, subgroup analyses were performed to gain estimates stratified according to gender and smoking.

The channel gain estimate is an unbiased estimation of since.

The channel gain matrix is replaced in (4) and (5) by the channel gain estimate matrix for.

Second, when DR is not overlooked, the open-loop DR control gain estimate may be too low.

The LMMSE channel gain estimate coincides with the MAP channel gain estimate for the (fictitious) case where h SRD is ZMCSCG distributed with variance H SR H RD and N SRD is replaced by N SRD, avg.

Note that this MSEE is always below the corresponding (M CRB, because the (biased) LMMSE channel gain estimate takes a priori information into account.