Sentence examples for observing costs from inspiring English sources

To best of our knowledge this is the first evaluation of a telemedicine and case-management intervention for transplantation patients with focus on economic (budget) impact in the German healthcare system, observing costs in the first year after transplantation.

Progress of long-running jobs can be monitored by observing cost function values, and downloading intermediate result files.

Alvarado et al. calculated the cost of some of the most frequent diagnostics at a paediatric intensive care and compared these to the SIS fees, observing cost up to 32%% higher in some cases [ 7].

*In line with the text, observed costs and survival incorporate predicted values beyond the observed intermediate endpoints, they are labeled as 'observed' values because they reflect the effects of the observed intermediate endpoints.

A long-time insurance executive, her last corporate stint was a senior innovation partner with Mercer, Koo saw an opportunity to blend the rise in data into the insurance business, particularly in Asia where she observed costs skyrocketing.

Explanations of self-selection costs in terms of self-enhancing biases are not able to account for the fact that we observed costs in one trait evaluation but not the other.

Second, the prices that hospitals are paid for their activity are also based on average observed costs [ 43].

Observed costs for haemorrhagic events were the highest among different forms of stroke, although this variable did not explain costs variability in the regression model.

Few randomised, controlled trials of RA have presented cost-effectiveness results based on directly observed costs and quality of life, 23 24 none addressing methotrexate-refractory early disease.

All randomised patients were analysed according to the intention-to-treat principle, including observed costs and effects during the full 21 months follow-up irrespective of protocol breach.

These estimates combined observed costs and survival during the period between the index stroke event and each patient's intermediate endpoint, with extrapolated costs and survival time beyond the intermediate endpoint (other than for patients who died during the follow-up period, for whom only observed costs and survival were used).