Sentence examples for is willing to detect from inspiring English sources
As an example, if one is willing to detect a 0.25 effect size and plan a randomized trial with 10 clusters per arm with an a priori postulated ICC of 0.02, a Pareto imbalance leads to type I and type II errors of 9% and 38%, respectively, and nominal values fixed at 5%and20%0%.
Thus, as shown in Figure 1 independently from the amount the NHS is willing to pay to detect an additional cancer, CAD has a 8%, 7% and 4% probability of being cost effective in high, average and low volume units respectively.
In the context of cancer screening, optimal specificity depends on how many negative (unnecessary) biopsies one is willing to accept in order to detect one case of cancer.
As there is no evidence as to what is the maximum a decision-maker is willing to pay for an additional detected case of bilateral hearing impairment, a range of thresholds for cost-effectiveness was used, from €0 to €5,000.
We plotted cost-effectiveness acceptability curves (Fenwick et al, 2001) showing the probability of one screening strategy being cost-effective compared to the two alternative screening strategies for different levels that a decision maker is willing to pay for an additional cancer detected.
"Germany is willing to help.
"Nobody is willing to talk to me".
"BP is willing to compensate them".
Luckily, Reacher is willing to investigate.
Mr Phelps is willing to entertain several.
