Along this line, the availability of individual data from RCTs could allow a more cost-efficacy use of TT.
The clinical implications of the used follow-up strategy for self-sampling HPV-positive women should be further investigated for more precise cost-efficacy analyses on this aspect.
In addition, they reduce antigen concentration and the number of immunizations required for protective efficacy, therefore contributing to making vaccines more cost effective.
We also hypothesised that it would be more cost-effective (the cost-efficacy analysis will be published as a separate paper).
Provided that a pre-pandemic vaccine achieved at least 30% efficacy, pre-emptive vaccination strategies were found to be more cost effective when compared to reactive vaccination strategies.
The combination of SP & AQ used in several other studies of IPTc is likely to be more cost effective because of the lower costs of SP than AS and similar or higher levels of protective efficacy [12].
These compounds may be more cost effective as healthspan-enhancing pharmacological options, but informed use presently is limited by lack of evidence for efficacy and other problems [ 42].
Arthroscopic interventions may, however, be more cost-effective if their efficacy is superior to that of non-arthroscopic treatments or if they have similar efficacy but provide additional benefit, such as quicker recovery or lower morbidity.
It would also be useful to compare the accuracy and cost efficacy of predictions from LiDAR data with standard inventory methods for the scheduling of production thinning operations and later more detailed inventories in stands of Douglas-fir.
4.4 for information on cost efficacy.
