Sentence examples for implies an incremental from inspiring English sources
Following Farzin ([1995]), we do not assume investment for technological change, but we do assume z t 1 − z t − 1 1 > 0, which implies an incremental improvement over time.
It implies an incremental cost of 7,065 USD in health care, which is higher than our estimate of 5,120 USD.
After factoring in productivity offsets, this implies an incremental cost-effectiveness ratio of $4186 during an 8-year horizon.> -wrap-foot> QALY = quality-adjusted life-year; ICER = incremental cost-effectiveness ratio.
These findings imply an incremental cost-effectiveness ratio of $35,146 per QALY gained.
Those clinical gains were achieved at the expense of an extra 715€ per patient, implying an incremental cost per quality adjusted life year of 27,199€ and an incremental cost per week with no or minimal symptoms of 79€.
Decision tree analysis revealed a cost effectiveness of 16,038 USD/0.78 QALY for ACL reconstruction and 15,466 USD/0.66 QALY for conservative treatment, implying an incremental cost effectiveness of 4,890 USD/QALY for ACL reconstruction.
Addition of B/N combination would imply a maximum incremental yearly cost of €10.58 per patient compared to scenario only with methadone and would provide additional benefits.
This indicates an increase in the expansion of the PSi lattice in the normal direction to the Si-substrate, implying a ~26% incremental increase in the out-of-plane tensile strain from 3.5 × 10−4 to 4.6 × 10−4, as depicted by the semi-solid squares in Figure 4. Figure 4 Comparison between the out-of-plane strain values in as-etched (semi-solid) and annealed (solid) monolayers of PSi.
Such a moniker implies an inevitable fatality.
Bravery implies a choice.
