Sentence examples for reduced cost-effectiveness from inspiring English sources

Although breast screening is acknowledged as efficacious for women aged 50 69, when the UK programme commenced there was concern regarding possible lower uptake and reduced cost-effectiveness in older women (Moss et al, 2001).

Early discontinuation may lead to reduced cost-effectiveness of this method and unintended pregnancy if other contraceptives are not used.

Higher discount rates reduced cost-effectiveness (Fig. S2, ).

This is carbon leakage, which reduces the environmental benefits of mitigating emissions and reduces cost-effectiveness of any actions (properly measured in terms of net changes in CO2 atmospheric concentrations).

Relatively low levels of condom substitution (e.g., 30%) do not nullify the efficacy of PrEP, but reduces cost-effectiveness by 35% 40%.

Probably, this is the case if the cost of identification of high-risk individuals does not reduce cost-effectiveness.

A lack of compliance obviously reduces cost-effectiveness, as investments are made that do not pay out in terms of health gains.

High specificity is also required, as unnecessary treatment due to false-positive results could reduce cost-effectiveness in current control programme strategies through potentially inaccurate classification of prevalence levels or in future targeted treatment control programmes (WHO/TDR 2006).

54 Indeed, supporting informed choice in bowel cancer screening is unlikely to reduce cost effectiveness and in some circumstances may actually increase it.

Advertisements were independently categorised into the following categories of claims: efficacy, reduction in adverse effects (safety), cost (reduced costs or better cost-effectiveness ratio), and dosage/convenience (simplified dosing or ease of use).

The most recent critics of nonprofits include former Senator Bill Bradley, who, along with two of his colleagues at the consulting firm McKinsey & Company, suggested this month that the nation's nonprofits could save $100 billion a year if they reduced costs and improved the effectiveness of their services.