Sentence examples for societal measures from inspiring English sources

We note that measuring how patterns of sentiment compare with societal measures of well being would also be possible [38].

Moreover, if a HPAI H5N1 virus has the potential to cause a future pandemic, our last resort would consist of implementing societal measures (such as quarantine and travel restrictions), surveillance, vaccination, and the use of antiviral drugs.

In this way, societal measures which recognize the collective importance of addressing these shared needs are justified.

And the issue of biodiversity and the impact of invasive species illustrate the need for societal measures in the absence of effective technical controls.

Using this method, it is possible to assess societal utility measures and elicit individualized WTP values.

Phase II of the FWF project translated the environmental impacts of food wastage into societal costs, measured in monetary terms.

Within the CEA the difference in societal costs (measured by the TiC-P at baseline and after 3, 6, 9 and 12 months) generated by patients in the two conditions (two sessions versus one session a week) will be related to the difference in clinical effects (measured with the BDI-II and quality- adjusted life-years (QALYS) based on the EQ-5D) over the course of twelve months.

Reducing the funding for leukemia research to an equitable level with regard to YLL (from 11.70% of funding to 6.81%) would free more than enough resources to raise bladder and uterine cancer funding to equitable levels with regard to YLL (0.9% to 2.96% and 0.56% to 2.35% respectively), therefore creating a better overall distribution of funding relative to the societal burden measured by YLL.

The justification will cover, but will not be limited to, the arrangements that were necessary for the planning, organisation, control, monitoring and review of societal risk mitigation measures.

The FSI adopts a societal perspective and measures public and private consequences for families.

Given a certain level of willingness-to-pay (often unknown from the societal perspective), NMB measures the net benefit the decision-maker is willing to pay per unit of increased effectiveness (R T ), less the increase in cost (ΔC).