Sentence examples for inexpensive decision from inspiring English sources

The Alvarado scoring system (ASS) is a convenient and inexpensive decision making tool; however, its accuracy needs to be improved.

A simple and inexpensive decision protocol based on BMI values proved to have high precision and specificity for identification of preschool children at risk for obesity persisting into adolescence, while the sensitivity was low especially for boys.

Doctors Without Borders, the Nobel Prize-winning group of doctors working in poor countries and pressing for global access to inexpensive drugs, backed the decision.

It will alert doctors to conditions after simple inexpensive screening tests and before the decision to do more expensive testing".

For some, current rates of diabetes, heart disease, and obesity among Mohawks have led them to wonder if trading local fish for inexpensive processed foods was the healthiest decision.

Lutz and GM are adhering to this philosophy with their decision to build the Pontiac Solstice, an inexpensive roadster that will arrive late next year.

Taken together, the ECC decisions suggest that investment in relatively inexpensive primary and public health initiatives for neuropsychiatric disorders may reduce the demand for costly, exceptional, and emergency care amongst refugees.

Decision modelling is an effective and relatively inexpensive technique for extrapolating available, evidence-based information on the epidemiology, pathogenesis and intervention results of a disease in order to estimate costs and effectiveness over a longer time span [ 9].

In this algorithm, the surrogate models are used to generate computationally inexpensive approximations to computationally expensive functions that quantify a decision-maker's safety and travel time objectives.

As a hostess she was criticized for her inexpensive menus and her refusal to serve hard liquor, a decision she defended by citing cost considerations.

This demonstrates the need for inexpensive continuous processing in the lab, to aid in scale up decision making.