Sentence examples for hypothesized cost from inspiring English sources

Richardson and Welker (2001), for example, fail to identify the hypothesized cost of capital effect of this variable.

Cost-effectiveness analyses focus on the hypothesized additional cost of DCM in comparison to Qol-Assessment using the QUALIDEM.

These two regimens have different toxicity profiles, and therefore it has been hypothesized that costs for managing adverse events may be different.

We hypothesized that the "cost of transport" to a single, centralized ART delivery site in a poor rural setting where public transport networks are poorly developed is likely to be one of such factors, and a possible barrier for ART acceptance.

We hypothesized that the cost of receiving health care depends on several factors, including socioeconomic factors, CVD risk duration, household location and the facility's geographical location.

It has been hypothesized that the cost of inhibiting an infection might be greater than simply letting the virus establish and infect the organism.

Although costs for initial treatment will be higher in the operative group (due to surgery), we hypothesize that costs will be saved by less health care needs during the recovery process and less productivity loss.

With respect to BIM model and cost-effectiveness analysis, the market shares were just hypothesized and indirect costs (mostly related to caregiving) were not considered.

Given the identification of wide interindividual variation in disease severity and hospitalization costs for patients with CF [15, 17, 18, 20, 22], we hypothesized that staff costs for outpatient care vary with patient-related characteristics.

We hypothesized IIT-associated costs to differ substantially between ICUs.

Scharnweber et al. [ 12] hypothesized that the costs of sexual reproduction could be balanced if asexuals were inferior in acquiring resources.