Sentence examples for ratio of implementation from inspiring English sources

The incremental cost-effectiveness ratio of implementation of the ultra short stay programme versus 'doing nothing' will be expressed as the incremental cost per QALY.

The linking of classified data and spatial equivalence data opens up new possibilities to localize areas of high/low environmental effectiveness (e.g. erosion risk) and to assess the ratio of AEM implementation (acceptance) versus financial input.

[Process evaluation] 3. What is the incremental cost-effectiveness ratio of our implementation strategy compared with that of the usual care of a primary care nurse?

The rate ratio for implementation of the Cardiff programme shows that the average rate of total assaults after implementation of the programme was about 79% of the assault rate before implementation.

By using the last generation of field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs), cost/performance ratio of HW/SW implementations of neuro-fuzzy systems (NFSs) may often become far better than purely SW implementations.

Table  2 shows a straw man proposal of compression ratios for implementation in the near future.

Metal-insulator-metal (MIM -based diodes such as Pt/TiO2/Ti [5, 6], Pt/CoO/IZO/Pt [7], and Pt/TiO x /Pt [8] MIM -basedequirement of high F/R ratio, however, the implementation of these diodes necesuchases at least three layers and the adoPt/TiO2/Tiigh-work function Pt, increasing the complexity of integration and process cost respectively.

Table 4 and Fig. 8 show the level of DNSSEC implementation and ratio of found misconfigurations.

Table 3 summarizes the ratio of spectral efficiency and the implementation complexity of the proposed BF to those of the ZFBF according to N. It can be seen that when N=7, the proposed BF provides the same average spectral efficiency as the ZFBF, while requiring implementation complexity much lower than the ZFBF.

The critical measure of performance was the trials/reward ratio for each session; a ratio of 2.5 represented perfect strategy implementation performance, as two rewards could be earned in five trials if the strategies were applied optimally.

For instance, even though our results suggest that supplementation has a substantially lower cost-effectiveness ratio, implementation of a universal supplementation program in India has been problematic.