Sentence examples for outcome cost from inspiring English sources

Yes, it will be cheaper to support people in large group settings because staff will be supporting more people at once – but at what outcome cost?

The outcome cost Williams not only a chance at a history-making 23rd grand slam title to eclipse Steffi Graf's professional-era mark for major championships but also the No1 ranking that she's held since February 2013 – a span of 186 weeks that equaled Graf's record for consecutive weeks on top.

Some British bookmakers claimed the outcome cost them £500,000 in payouts to punters who had backed Europe to win.

If there's any good news here, it is that the poor outcome cost a rich bank $1.2 million, rather than taxpayers.

Attached to these categories are various treatment costs and health outcome cost probabilities (table 2).

First, our study was a cost-effectiveness analysis with an intermediate outcome (cost per additional person screened for CRC).

The route it takes to its transcendental outcome costs Selma as much as the most devastated queen of a Douglas Sirk melodrama ever endured.

In a single area, pragmatic non-randomised study, we assessed the outcome, cost-effectiveness of community-based nurse-led care (NLC) compared with rheumatologist-led outpatient care (RLC).

There are five aspects to clinical outcomes that can be considered: patient level outcomes, provider level outcomes, organization level outcomes, population level outcomes, and cost outcomes.

First, the Iraq war, in addition to its tragic outcomes, cost between 40 and 100 times the original estimates.

This study reviews the demographics, outcomes, cost, readmission rates, and patient satisfaction for the accelerated recovery (AR) group.