Sentence examples for individualized costs from inspiring English sources

We have constructed ESTcalc, an online webtool, which allows users to explore the results of this study by specifying individualized costs and sequencing characteristics.

We have also developed ESTcalc http://fgp.huck.psu.edu/NG_Sims/ngsim.pl, an online webtool, which allows users to explore the results of this study by specifying individualized costs and sequencing characteristics.

The scorecard does connect to each institution's net price calculator, which allows individualized cost estimates, but it does not provide side-by-side comparisons of multiple schools, as other government sites do.

To present a computerized model assessing individualized cost utility for current treatments for neovascular age-related macular degeneration (AMD) to enhance discussion regarding treatment options.

The choice and use of antiemetics should be individualized considering cost effective benefits.

Automating the cover design was a means of balancing production costs: Individualizing covers within a strict art direction would not be achievable within our goals: We needed and wanted to design a series which would be easily extendable on a very consistent level, at a very low budget, and by people who would work independently from us: service bureaus, type-setters, even printers.

Studies may include, but are not limited to, how to disseminate cost-benefit messages, individualized messages based on patient demographic and clinical history, and guidance for health care professionals on how to advise patients.

The continuing development of conventional gamma imaging in oncology is shown by Dizdarevic and Peters (Brighton, UK) who review the imaging of multidrug resistance in cancer with an emphasis on [99mTc]MIBI scintigraphy, illustrating the opportunities for cost-effectively guiding individualized treatment in an era of personalized medicine.

Yet, as subgroup analyses were not included, a special aspect about our study is that we inform decision makers on the cost-effectiveness of different individualized CHD prevention strategies.

As the number of children found to have autism has soared nationally, districts across the region are struggling to provide appropriate support services, which typically involve individualized instruction, and to manage the escalating costs.

When compared to the prohibitive costs of many current solutions for ADA requirements and enhancements, the adoption of smart phones and wearables as civic tech greatly reduces current costs while improving independence and individualized access to civic services.