Sentence examples for perspective as a reference from inspiring English sources

We investigate this issue by taking a regime without balance billing and f o, the corresponding optimal fee from an efficiency perspective, as a reference point (see equation (13)).

Some professional guidelines [ 22, 23], recommend that analysts report the cost analysis from societal perspective as a reference case so that costs are comparable across analyses.

This LC perspective as well as the reference to the so-called functional unit (fU) distinguishes LCA and LCC from other existing environmental and economic assessment methods.

In fact, she views the competition as healthy from both a business perspective as well as from a patient perspective.

Much like early world charts, these maps of science provide an overall visual perspective of science as well as a reference system that stimulates further exploration.

However, only the direct health care cost was also considered as sensitivity analysis since the most funding bodies take the health care perspective as their reference case.

Our studies adopted the dynamics developmental system perspective (Capaldi et al. 2005) as a reference, which concluded that abuse between partners is the result of the contextual and demographic characteristics of both members, the conduct of both members (including socialization experiences) and the patterns of the said relationship as well as the interaction between the partners.

From that perspective, a functional definition of "normovolemia" as a reference for volume treatment is by its ability to provide the heart with an appropriate central blood volume (i.e., the cardiac preload that maintains cardiac output) (13).

Here, his painting titled "Alien Infection/Death Star" shows his prowess with perspective, as well as his ability to make clear universal references.

11 The economic evaluation was performed from the Danish hospital service's perspective, using the Department of Pulmonary Medicine at Aalborg Hospital, Denmark, as a reference site.

This paper quantifies environmental and economic benefits of the Integrated Product Service Offering (IPSO) in real practice from a life cycle perspective, in comparison with its corresponding product-sales type business as a reference.