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The World Bank estimates that maternal deaths would decrease by 73% if coverage of key interventions rose to 99% [ 5].

Cost-effectiveness ratios of most interventions rose by 30% or more and the rank changed by four steps and above for 24 interventions.

The annual case volume and the number of hospitals performing interventions rose at differing rates over the 5-year period depending on the type of intervention.

Likewise the results showed that the preventive interventions rose to a 90% coverage among children U-5, an increase in exclusive breast-feeding practices and a rise in the increase of the number of households owning LLINs during the project period.

Managing the availability of cancer treatment and individual patients' access to that treatment presents a significant challenge to payers as the costs of cancer interventions rise.

There were no conditions in which the ICER for the Intervention rose above the WTP threshold, and the Intervention was therefore considered the preferred algorithm.

For CareSouth patients, average 1-year payments before and after the intervention rose in the postintervention period for all types of care except hospital-based outpatient care; for control patients, these payments rose for all types of care except inpatient care (Table 1).

The likelihood of central bank intervention rises if the euro falls to 90 cents, as some analysts predict, he said.

During these last two decades, the number of experimental studies intended to evaluate the different interventions have rose considerably.

Also affecting exposure to the intervention, inflation rose dramatically during the intervention period, resulting in fewer patrons attending the beer halls overall.

When the additional cost of the falls screening and prevention programme was added, average health care costs in the intervention arm rose to £2,238.