Sentence examples for given a willingness from inspiring English sources
He said centrists had been far too complacent, which was dangerous, given "a willingness to weaponise on the other side".
Given a willingness to pay per QALY of £20,000, the value of these QALY gains for the cohort is equivalent to £120.5 million, and when combined with the cost savings, the net value is £137.1 million.
Given a willingness to pay of 20,000 Euro for a QALY gained, the Net Monetary Benefit is: NMB = 20,000 * 0.031 – 210 = 410.
A strategy for surgical treatment of lower urinary tract symptoms, presumed to be caused by benign prostatic enlargement, consisting of initial ablation with diathermy vaporisation followed by holmium laser enucleation for those men who experienced treatment failure or subsequent symptom relapse is cost effective given a willingness to pay threshold of £20 000/QALY gained.
The likelihood of cost-effectiveness given a willingness-to-pay threshold of €20,000 per QALY gained is 30%.
Figure 2 shows that, given a willingness-to-pay threshold of $50,000/QALY, the probability of gargling being cost-effective compared with control is 69.8%.
Given a €16,000 willingness to pay for an additional QALY, the probability of EXP treatment being cost-effective is 81%%.
Given a €16,000 willingness to pay for an additional improvement on the QBPDS, the probability of EXP treatment being cost-effective is 67%%.
In the rapidly expanding healthcare industry of South East Asia, opportunities for critical care research will grow given a positive willingness (favourability) by the general public to act as a surrogate in the consent process when the (unconscious) patient cannot consent for him/herself.
These simulations were repeated over 1000 iterations to create a cost-effectiveness plot of likely outcomes, and a cost-effectiveness acceptability curve (CEAC) to illustrate the probability of achieving cost-effectiveness given a range of willingness-to-pay thresholds.
The probability of giving a positive willingness to pay bid to avoid an increase in the distance increases with the respondent's present distance to the forest.
