The phrase "generated costs" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to costs that were created or incurred as a result of certain activities or events. For example, "The generated costs of the campaign exceeded our expectations."
The 10,000 iterations generated costs and QALY results which were used to construct a cost-effectiveness acceptability curve (CEAC) that summarized the evidence in favour of a treatment arm versus comparators, and demonstrated the confidence with ICERs obtained over a range of thresholds of acceptability.
We find that, when considering study generated costs for an example network in the UK, optimally combining these different sources into one multi-source transport network subject to a minimum CO2 purity of 96% can reduce the price of captured CO2 by 17%.
This study, "Red Light Running Cameras," included in a 2008 Florida Public Health Review, came out against cameras, and added: "Because the rigorous and robust studies conclude cameras are associated with increased crashes and costs, any economic analysis of cameras should include these newly generated costs to the public".
A fifth (22%) of the population generated costs of more than €1000 and accounted for 91% of the total costs.
Multiple linear regression analysis was performed to adjust for the effect of the etiology (rotavirus vs another etiology), admission, age and sex of patients in the generated costs.
First, they generated cost reductions primarily through layoffs because "labor costs are one of the largest cost factors that we have" (Expert 4).
However, even the least favorable inputs generated cost-effective results for all males.
Given a genome-scale model, our computationally generated cost measures require no manual curation and allow cost calculations that are more explicitly replicable than other methods.
Therefore we used the net monetary benefit approach and generated cost effectiveness acceptability curves.
Design As part of a pragmatic randomised trial, the economic analysis calculated incremental cost effectiveness ratios, and generated cost effectiveness acceptability curves to address uncertainty.
The sponsor constructed a de novo costing model showing that MAGEC rods generated cost savings of £9,946 per patient after 6 years, compared with conventional rods.
