The model results suggest that under most circumstances, e-LDs are unlikely to be cost-effective at any reasonable willingness-to-pay threshold.
However, our study shows that diarrhoea treatment alone is likely to be less cost effective than combining it with rotavirus vaccination for reasonable levels of willingness to pay per DALY averted.
The consultants expressed a deep concern about securing a fair priority of patients and a willingness to give reasonable advice back to the referring GP when rejecting a referral.
The specialists expressed a deep concern about securing a fair priority of patients and a willingness to give reasonable advice back to the referring GP when rejecting a referral.
Earlier in his presidency, Mr. Obama made the catastrophic mistake — in the face of just this sort of extortion — to believe in Mr. Boehner's willingness to be reasonable.
Some simpler dishes can even be recreated at home by anyone with reasonable cooking skills and the willingness to search out and spend a few more dollars on those ingredients.
This will have the effect, they reason, of indicating the willingness of Northern Provisionals to respond to what they consider any "reasonable" political changes.
Americans' unwillingness to support more spending now comes from an entirely reasonable mistrust of the government's willingness to cut spending later.
The result was a hanging curveball for President Obama, who spent last week posing as the Last Reasonable Man in Washington, contrasting his willingness to compromise on entitlements with the House Republicans' intransigence on taxes.
Two quasi-experiments were conducted examining how changes in portion and plate size would affect restaurant consumers' perceived reasonable price of food and their willingness to pay.
Their expertise, friendly interactions and willingness to serve beyond reasonable expectations creates the sense of luxury and makes the hefty economic commitment worth the expense.
