Sentence examples for introduction of reference from inspiring English sources
Studies have shown that the introduction of reference price system generates significant savings during the first years of application.
Our study material allowed the analysis of the daily cost of clozapine, olanzapine and quetiapine products 39 months before and 12 months after the introduction of reference pricing.
A German study found that the introduction of reference price system reduces prices of the affected products by approximately 7% [8].
[10] On the other hand, though the initial average price reduction after the introduction of reference price system in The Netherlands was about 5%, the system also had some negative implications as the prices of several generic drugs were raised towards the maximum reimbursement level [11].
The comparability should be improved by further standardization and introduction of reference materials.
The ESI source used a separate nebulizer for the continuous introduction of reference mass compounds: 121.050873, 922.009798 (positive ion mode).
With Debian, all control over the packaging is with the individual package maintainers, but the scientific packages are commonly team-maintained, which facilitates mass changes like the introduction of references to catalogues from Debian in analogy to references to publications that are already offered today.
The importance of introduction of a reference configuration evolving under swelling is confirmed by the analysis of experimental data on nanocomposite hydrogels subjected to swelling and drying.
This construction is made possible thanks to the introduction of a reference frame with respect to which all the tasks are defined.
Therefore, the introduction of methodologies, reference models of work and tools, which significantly improve the effectiveness of therapy, are particularly welcome.
Considering that the gas-sensing mechanisms of graphene is uncertain and related research is rare, herein, we just give a recognized point of view as a general introduction of the reference of other related literatures [200, 201, 202, 203].
