Socioeconomic inequalities in diet are influenced by factors including cost, access and knowledge.
The design of sampling systems can be influenced by many factors, including cost, size, maintenance needs, source conditions and analyser requirements.
The disparity between parents' trust in domestic vaccines and their willingness to use them is probably influenced by several factors, including cost and availability, says one of Wang's collaborators on the survey, Leesa Lin, who studies social behaviour and risk perception at the Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health in Boston.
Influenced by innumerable factors, the costs of supplying health care can vary substantially between health plans.
Clearly the dramatic decision that year to include ART in the universal coverage scheme was influenced by other factors than costs or effectiveness, with policy justification resting on ideological considerations around human rights, ethics and equity.
Nonetheless, further work is needed to determine how the magnitude of the interruption cost is influenced by these factors in applied settings.
It is true that food selection is influenced by various factors such as cost, institutionalization, general medical condition, pain, xerostomia, loneliness, income, knowledge, culture, background etc (Heath 1982; Chen and Lowenstein 1984; Kossioni and Karkazis 1999; Sheiham et al 1999; Osterberg et al 2002).
The willingness to support renewable energy sources is often conditional, influenced by other factors, such as costs and taxes especially in the United States.
The coefficient of variation (CV) in recruitment and travel were both over 50%, demonstrating that these costs are influenced by other factors than just the number workers recruited or number of trips.
The choice of skill mix in endoscopy might be influenced by factors other than cost effectiveness, such as affordability, staff shortages, and access to health care, all of which enter into policy decisions.
Cost effectiveness was influenced by numerous factors, the main one being targeting genetic services for patients with a strong family history of cancer rather than screening the entire population.
