Sentence examples for mean estimated benefit from inspiring English sources

The collective mean estimated benefit of the changes arising from the DESMOND intervention is sufficient to outweigh the low intervention cost per patient.

Fixing that error alone boosted the estimated benefit 37%.

The Thomson Financial/First Call mean estimate was 45 cents.

Analysts' mean estimate is 43 cents per share.

These estimated benefits are independent of CO2 mitigation measures.

(a) Mean estimated power levels.

Homelessness has increased for three consecutive years and housing shortages and cuts to benefits mean an estimated 185,000 people affected in England last year.

Note: E Mean = estimated marginal mean.

An October 1997 EPA cost-benefit analysis of Clean Air Act programs from 1970 to 1990 calculated the mean estimate of their public health and environmental benefits at approximately $22 trillion.

The mean estimates for this year: $2.57.

Where clinically useful, we estimated a benefit in units of percentage change since baseline from the standardised mean differences by estimating the pooled standard deviation from the means of the standard deviation of the outcomes in treatment and control groups for each study, and multiplying the standardised mean differences by this.