Sentence examples for improving cost-effectiveness from inspiring English sources

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

We also used the cost estimates to examine the potential for improving cost-effectiveness in conservation planning by comparing cumulative representation of vertebrate species and the associated management cost of reserves under different prioritisation schemes where cost was included or excluded.

A review of undergraduate flying training, commissioned by the Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), Air Marshal Ray Funnell, and aimed at reducing failure rates and improving cost-effectiveness, saw the retirement of the CT-4s in December 1992, followed by the closure of No. 1 FTS.

This combination can be given in an outpatient setting, thus reducing hospital bed use and improving cost-effectiveness.

The forward agenda includes selectively introducing other priority health services, improving cost-effectiveness of the model, and promoting sustainability and health system integration.

IVM provides a framework for improving cost-effectiveness, ecologic soundness, and sustainability of vector control through integration with other arms of public health and other sectors.

Improving screening uptake improves cost-effectiveness because there is a link between the number of missed appointments and levels of diabetic retinopathy.

Often, application of a dynamic model improves cost-effectiveness outcomes of infectious diseases control interventions, but in scarce cases detrimental effects on health, costs and cost-effectiveness might emerge.

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

Implementing Lung-RADS can also improve cost-effectiveness.

Looking for strategies to improve cost-effectiveness, we revealed available resources during night and weekends.