Sentence examples for multifaceted costs from inspiring English sources

Anyone who keeps up with current events is aware of Alzheimer's disease and its escalating, multifaceted costs.

25 Consistent with their observation that the effective dissemination of the multifaceted costs associated with inappropriate antibiotic use remains challenging, our findings confirm levels of awareness and responsiveness perceived as low in day-to-day clinical work.

This means that the multifaceted approach costs around €16,000 more to avoid one asthma case than in the unifaceted approach.

The potential impact of such a low-cost multifaceted intervention implemented within Local Health Authorities and using local media is of general interest, as well as its feasibility.

Timely diagnosis and effective treatment of osteoporosis can reduce the incidence of fractures and their multifaceted individual and societal costs.

Between the prevention approaches, the multifaceted had a higher costs but also a higher expected probability of asthma cases avoided than the unifaceted approach (€539.49 vs. €445.19 for costs and 0.93191 vs. 0.92610 for probability of asthma avoidance, respectively).

Second, the selective barriers against HGT of the same gene to multiple taxa and preservation of the gene through evolutionary time are multifaceted given the potential costs associated with HGT (Baltrus, 2013), and that each recipient may not benefit from the trait conferred.

Further, because the effects of the condom use skills component may be different when provided alone than when provided in the context of a longer, multifaceted intervention, the estimated cost-effectiveness of the condom use skills component may be biased.

The reasons for the decline are multifaceted and include escalating cost of autopsy borne by hospitals and county medical examiners, lack of direct reimbursement, fear of litigation, and increasing reliance on modern technology to determine a diagnosis antemortem (10 ).

Objective To evaluate the effectiveness and costs of a multifaceted flexible educational programme aimed at reducing antibiotic dispensing at the practice level in primary care.

The aim of this study was to assess the total economic costs of a multifaceted intervention in mild AD, as well as the ratio of public to private costs.