Sentence examples for is only cost effective from inspiring English sources

We have shown that pandemic vaccination is only cost effective in severe pandemics, high vaccine effectiveness, and low vaccine cost.

Grid electricity is only cost effective in areas with a population density of at least 50 people per square meter," Asanzi said.

Since adjusting the machines for the size and shape of a title takes a few minutes of human labor before printing begins, print-on-demand production is only cost effective if a half-dozen copies are printed at once.

For example, distribution of condoms as a prevention strategy, is only cost effective if the condoms are distributed to specific at-risk groups (Fleßa 2003).

In the scenario where the next pandemic occurred in 10 years and vaccine shelf-life was 5 years, it is evident that long term stockpiling of vaccines is not cost-effective in the mean scenario even with 100% vaccine efficacy and strain matching, and is only cost effective at the 5th percentile with 100% vaccines efficacy and up to 20% strain mismatch.

Unfortunately, 1 in 3 women, and 1 in 12 men will suffer an osteoporotic fracture in their lifetime, however, the investigation and treatment of Osteoporosis is only cost effective in high risk populations.

Based on this cost-effectiveness threshold we can state that dialysis is only cost-effective for upper-middle income countries where it should definitely be included in the socially protected basic health care package.

Screening for T2DM is only cost-effective if the sensitivity of the test is high while the unit price is low.

Gary Becker, another Nobel prize-winner, has forcefully argued that investment in early childhood interventions is only cost-effective for vulnerable children.

Furthermore, systemic multiple-dose treatment is only cost-effective in patients with a serum beta-hCG level of <3,000 IU/l, or a single-dose treatment in patients with a serum beta-hCG level of <1,500 IU/l [7, 14, 15].

Recent results indicate that PCI is only cost-effective for a subset of patients.