Sentence examples for improved cost-effectiveness from inspiring English sources

This study reviews recent retention results for home-energy report-type (HER) programs, examines technical degradation function (TDF) and falloff, and provides sample calculations on program cycling for improved cost-effectiveness.

Benchmarking between health care providers may be a way forward to achieve improved cost-effectiveness and quality of care.

Emergency NPs have resulted in reduced patient waiting times [8] and total length of stay [9], reduced numbers of patients not waiting for treatment [10], increased patient and staff satisfaction [11 14] and improved cost-effectiveness [15].

Community based DOT maintained programme effectiveness and improved cost-effectiveness by 37%.

The implementation of community based DOT has improved cost-effectiveness by 37%.

Conversely, improved cost-effectiveness estimates were observed for relatively older cohorts.

Results-oriented approaches are widely regarded as an effective means to improving cost-effectiveness of agri-climate-environment schemes.

Implementing Lung-RADS can also improve cost-effectiveness.

This month's spending review should spell out exactly how Osborne plans to integrate spending; his aim is "to improve cost-effectiveness".

Innovations that could improve cost-effectiveness and resource efficiency of biogas energy technology are therefore required.

A protocol designed to improve cost-effectiveness in such diagnosis results in a more rationale clinical practice.