Sentence examples for more sensitive utility from inspiring English sources

The SF-6D is a recent instrument that has not been used much yet, but it richer classification system could make it a more sensitive utility measure than the EuroQol measure.

While these methods are likely to be more sensitive to the utility impact of specific disease and treatment characteristics, their primary limitation in the HTA context is that comparability to utilities derived from generic preference-based instruments is uncertain.

Does causal decision theory need an alternative, more causally-sensitive utility for an act-state pair?

"They need to do more painful things that require more planning, more sensitive political stuff like utility price reforms – electricity and gasoline – and public-sector reforms, wages and bonuses.

While the model is more sensitive to changing the utility values for CP, the cost-effectiveness of the aprepitant regimen remains below the threshold of £20,000/QALY over the range of utility values tested.

Third, we cannot comment on the clinical utility of more sensitive cTn assays in patients undergoing dialysis because such patients were excluded from our study.

The findings from this prospective multicenter study using a gold standard diagnosis centrally adjudicated by 2 independent cardiologists should help to avoid possible misunderstandings related to the diagnostic utility of more sensitive cTn assays in patients with suspected AMI and renal dysfunctions.

In this multicenter study, we examined the clinical utility of 7 more sensitive cTn assays (3 sensitive and 4 high-sensitivity cTn assays) in patients presenting with symptoms suggestive of acute myocardial infarction.

Numerous studies investigating clinical significance of HIV-1 minimal residual viremia (MRV) suggest potential utility of assays more sensitive than those routinely used to monitor viral suppression.

Pearson correlation analysis of DNA adduct levels with the microarray and RTqPCR data shows that RTqPCR measurement of gene expression generally correlates better with the adduct levels, confirming its utility as a more sensitive measure of gene expression.

We report 7 novel findings that have important clinical implications for the early diagnosis of AMI in that they clearly highlight that more sensitive cTn assays maintain high diagnostic utility in patients with renal dysfunction as long as optimized cutoff levels are used.