Sentence examples for postulated costs from inspiring English sources

Because productivity increases are not possible in certain service industries, Baumol postulated, costs rise inexorably.

Considering the limitations of the model and the parameters used, the postulated costs of 816 million Euros (0.32% of German healthcare expenditures in 2007 (253 billion Euros) [ 17]), due to ADEs must be viewed with caution.

"Individual mandate, postulated cost-savings through electronic medical records, and co-ops" don't make good bumper stickers or chants.

They represent first attempts for Germany to postulate costs associated with ADEs emerging from outpatient treatment and vividly illustrate the lack of available data and difficulties in assessing any results.

The calculation using Dormann's hospitalisation rate has a strong effect on both the number of ADEs and the costs postulated since the complete model is recalculated.

Costs related to ADEs in the ambulatory setting were postulated using a cost-of-illness model.

It is postulated that this average cost is likely to be a more appropriate unit price to use in an economic analysis than a single observation that might well be an outlier.

Both fitness benefits and costs have been postulated for each condition; however, these remain to be demonstrated.

Presumably, all costs of sociality, postulated based on studies in the temperate zones, apply in tropical bats, e.g. enhanced competition for food or roosts in groups, increased parasite transmission rates or the inability to regulate body temperature individually [3], [4], [5].

Direct medical costs have been postulated to be low in patients who do not require readmission after a postdischarge SSI has developed (10 ).

It is postulated that an agent which costs €130 and could reduce the adhesion-related readmissions about 25% in one year in the UK could save more than €40 million over a 10-year period [ 62].