Sentence examples for ratio of screening from inspiring English sources
The incremental cost-effectiveness ratio of screening with EGD compared with the no screening arm was $4530 per life-year gained.
A reduction of the mortality rate due to cryptococcal meningitis also did not inverse the results but favored the incremental cost-effectiveness ratio of screening.
Our results confirm that the benefit-risk ratio of screening from age 30 on is very delicate.
Two models were used to estimate the ratio of screening benefits vs radiation risks: the micro-simulation analysis model MISCAN (de Koning et al, 1995; Groenewoud et al, 2004) that estimates the benefits of mammography screening, and the radiation risk model of the 7th Biological Effects of Ionizing Radiation committee (BEIR-VII) (National Research Council of the National Academies, 2006).
Reducing the CRAG screening test cost (from 6.6$ to 3.3, or 1.7 $) decreased the incremental cost-effectiveness ratio of screening from 180, to 137, and 116 $/LYG respectively.
In this Cambodian analysis we found that a decrease in the proportion of patients with CD4+ count ≤50 cells/µl significantly impacted the incremental cost-effectiveness ratio of screening and prophylaxis strategies.
> -wrap-foot> Adjustedusted odds ratios of screening positive for depression adjusted for years since diagnosis, number of comorbidities, level of disability, clinically significant fatigue, age, gender, marital status and level of education.
We conducted a cost-effectiveness analysis to calculate the incremental cost effectiveness ratio (ICER) of screening with MRI, expressed as 2008 CAD$ per quality-adjusted life year (QALY).
The odds ratio of screened to never-respondent women was 0.46 (95% CI: 0.38 0.56), a 54% mortality reduction (Table 2).
Restricting the analyses to invited women, the odds ratio of screened to never-respondent women corrected for self-selection bias was 0.55 (95% CI: 0.36 0.85).
The uptake rate for each practice was calculated as the ratio of screened to invited patients (both males and females), and the median uptake for each borough was derived as a summary measure to avoid making any strong distributional assumption for the rates.
