Sentence examples for hypothetical effectiveness from inspiring English sources

We have also demonstrated the hypothetical effectiveness of the drugs on sperm-egg interaction disorder.

41 As input, they used the hypothetical effectiveness estimates from Wald and Law's article and applied them to a population with the characteristics of the Framingham and Framingham offspring study cohort.

Better on farm hygiene practices always had the greatest number of respondents finding it acceptable (46%99%% acceptability when hypothetical effectiveness increased from 10%to90%0%) compared to the other interventions (Fig. 1b).

If decision makers are not willing to pay for QALYs and just want to minimise total costs, the cost threshold at which the bundle is a good investment is reduced by around a third relative to the baseline analysis for all hypothetical levels of effectiveness.

Several studies have shown that lay people are insensitive to levels of effectiveness in hypothetical treatment decision when the effectiveness is presented in terms of NNT [ 15- 17].

39 A Ghana study that assessed the cost- effectiveness of hypothetical case-finding and treatment scenarios, including US guideline-level care and one-time laser surgery, showed one-time laser surgery interventions following self-referral are highly cost- effective and guideline care after syndromic referral may be cost-effective.

Several models have incorporated dynamics of the adenoma-carcinoma sequence in order to compare the effectiveness of hypothetical screening strategies in patients without history of CRC [ 22- 32]; these include three models used in the National Cancer Institute's comparative modeling effort CISNET (Cancer Intervention and Surveillance Modeling Network) [ 33].

In this respect, one successful prevention programme was URMEL-ICE (Ulm research on Metabolism, Exercise and Lifestyle Intervention in Children, 2006 - 2009 [12]), with a hypothetical threshold for cost-effectiveness of an annual €35 maximum "willingness-to-pay" (WTP) [13].

In this work an evaluation of the physical protection system effectiveness for a hypothetical facility against sabotage is presented.

The study intervention was a computer-assisted comparison of six different graphic communication formats for displaying the differences in effectiveness of two hypothetical cancer screening programs.

In keeping with the study objective we have determined through hypothetical, credible scenarios that the effectiveness of screening for AD is most influenced by: Screening test sensitivity, duration of test sensitivity, efficacy of AD prevention therapy, persistence on treatment, and initial screening age.