Efficiency: Efficiency is understood as the relationship of cost and effectiveness.
Chang (1993) and Maghsoodloo and Chang (2001) developed relationships for cost coefficients of the bivariate QQLF and S/N ratios for the cases of (NTB, NTB), (STB, STB), and (LTB, LTB).
More research is needed to characterize the relationship of costs to other factors that may influence adherence, including adequate clinical follow-up, patients' perception of the benefits of treatment, provider-patient relationships, co-morbid conditions (especially mental health problems), and polypharmacy [ 23].
For the NP2, EZ abandoned this IBM relationship because of cost concerns.
The particular dynamics depend not only on the initial conditions but also on the interactions between the functional relationships of the costs (Eq. 4) and the underlying disease dynamics.
We explored the relationships of the cost-consciousness scale with socio-demographic and job characteristics of the respondents, stress from uncertainty, and work related satisfaction.
A pre-recession snapshot of frequent transit networks are mapped against housing cost, urban form and socioeconomic variables from census data, and the relationship of housing cost to transit access is tested visually, by descriptive statistics, and with logistic regression.
Moreover, such models can be used to determine the level of accuracy at which the data has to be collected and so determine the cost-benefit relationship of incremental costs versus the incremental benefits of better EO and more detailed socio-economic data [21].
Moreover, such models can be used to determine the level of accuracy at which the data has to be collected and so determine the cost-benefit relationship of incremental costs versus the incremental benefits of better EO and more detailed socio-economic data [ 21].
Open image in new window Fig. 5 Pareto optimal solutions of optimal allocation of FCLs. 1) Relationship of the cost and the mitigation effect.
The relationship of unit cost to GDP per capita is more complex than for the printed materials because of the interaction variables, and the elasticises (of price, not the ratio) derived from the equation are summarized in Table 5.
