Sentence examples for model and usual from inspiring English sources

The authors found that quality of life improved over time, and there were no significant differences between the IMCC model and usual care [ 36].

An important strength of this study is the comparison of the new approach to both a referral model and usual care.

(*The COMPAS study investigates clinical, cost-effectiveness and process outcomes between the case management models and usual care).

Incremental cost-effectiveness ratios (ICERs) will be calculated by dividing the difference in total costs between the case management models and usual care by the difference in clinical effects.

In addition to the steady state model equations and usual feasibility constraints, another set of constraints is added to guarantee stability for the optimal operating point.

There are also considerable differences between our model and the usual analysis of firms' self-selection as exporters to different markets, which will be discussed below.

In other words, dinner table conversation here last week turned less often to the cocaine habits of models and the usual bedroom prattle than to the more weirdly compelling issue of personnel.

Brandishing scientific models and the usual array of doppler toys, our infotainers, desperate for drama that might keep us watching, predicted a blizzard that became the meteorological equivalent of an Amazon stock forecast -- variously billed as the biggest in 50, 150, even 300 years.

The objective of this study is to identify differences in clinical, process and cost outcomes for people with dementia and informal caregivers between the two case management models and the usual care model.

Having fitted the random effects model and made the usual inferences, there may be the concern that outliers are present and that these might have unfortunate implications for the resulting inferences.

Studies were considered eligible for inclusion if they provided data on effectiveness and/or cost-effectiveness based on comparison either between two alternative models of palliative care or between a model of palliative care and usual care.