Sentence examples for modest incremental cost from inspiring English sources

The Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation, a business-supported nonpartisan watchdog, calls the state's health reform "remarkably successful" in expanding coverage to 97 percent of residents at a modest incremental cost to taxpayers, consistent with projections.

Our findings provide evidence that substantial health benefits can be generated from risk-based CRC screening at a relatively modest incremental cost.

Our findings suggest that health benefits can be generated by implementing more intensive screening to those at increased risk at a relatively modest incremental cost.

Rigorous animal studies in clinically relevant models in conjunction with critical appraisal of all available preclinical evidence might, at modest incremental cost, avoid the massive waste of resources entailed in failed large-scale clinical trials and thus contribute to lower overall development costs for therapeutics.

An analysis of the total costs to the health system and society in the DPP indicated that costs were ∼25% higher for lifestyle intervention compared with metformin ($4,603 metformin vs. $5,809 lifestyle) (35); however, both types of intervention were associated with only modest incremental cost compared with placebo.

MoM HRA was associated with modest improvements in QALYs at a small incremental cost, and had an ICER less than $50,000 per QALY gained for men younger than 65 and for women younger than 55.

Both the trial and lifetime horizons present consistent results of a modest, relatively precise incremental cost (£112 and £133, respectively) along with modest, albeit imprecise, incremental QALYs (0.01 and 0.03, respectively).

Results of the economic analysis indicate that letrozole is a cost-effective alternative first-line therapy compared with tamoxifen for postmenopausal women with advanced breast cancer, achieving additional life-years with a modest increase in costs, having a mean incremental cost per LYG of £2,342.

It can be provided to large and widely distributed groups of people and, beyond the costs of developing the course, the incremental cost per learner may be modest.

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The incremental cost of the CCC programme itself is modest (e.g. expected values of $64.03 and $5.00 from provisional diagnosis to surgery and between surgery and chemotherapy, respectively).