Sentence examples for modelling study estimated from inspiring English sources

One recent mathematical modelling study estimated that CMR likely has greater cost-effectiveness/utility compared with SPECT despite greater base case cost of the former.

A recent mathematical modelling study estimated that globally there were 83 300 cardiovascular deaths associated with the first 12 months of H1N1pdm09 circulation in adults aged >17 years, 11 but the contribution of myocardial infarction deaths to this figure is unknown.

A modelling study estimated that CT colonography costs should not exceed 43%% of colonoscopy costs to be cost-effective [ 3].

One modelling study estimated that approximately 19 30% of T2DM among Canadian First Nations people is attributable to in utero exposure to GDM, compared with only 6% among the rest of the Canadian population 166.

Furthermore, a cost-effectiveness modeling study estimated that topiramate 100 mg/day was associated with a saving of US$46 per patient per month in the cost of lost work time in a population with a baseline migraine frequency of 6 migraines/month, partly offsetting the additional cost of topiramate (Brown et al. 2004).

But mercury tends to linger in the environment, and a recent modeling study estimated that half the mercury pollution in the surface layer of the ocean today came from emissions prior to 1950, when U.S. and European contributions exceeded those from Asia.

An economic modeling study estimated that the direct cost of PD accounting for biological losses, disease controls and treatments, and insurance payment in a Norwegian salmonid site with an approximate of 500,000 smolts to be at least 14.4 million NOK in 2007 [ 3].

In this health impact modelling study our estimates suggested benefits from the introduction of a bicycle sharing system (cycle hire) in London, with these benefits reflecting reductions in diseases affected by physical inactivity.

5 Based on a regression model, that study estimated a reporting rate of 14.3% for the Philippines or an expansion factor of 7.0 (i.e., for each reported case, there are 7.0 clinically apparent dengue cases).

Our objective was to assess the cost-effectiveness of routine varicella and HZ vaccination in high-income countries estimated by modelling studies.

A systematic review was conducted to assess the cost-effectiveness of routine varicella and herpes zoster (HZ) vaccination in high-income countries estimated by modelling studies.