Sentence examples for sustained cost from inspiring English sources
Currently no major commercial networking company consistently achieves that sustained cost performance.
Meanwhile, Mr. Obama's hopes for sustained cost containment are pinned on a to-be-determined mix of squeezing reimbursements, embracing a selection of the creative ideas that have spewed forth from health care policy wonks and scouring the globe for innovations.
Our study demonstrates sustained cost savings over 2 years and the savings are reproducible on medical wards where twice-weekly consultant wards still persist.
From a health system perspective inclusive of private costs the provision of additional Saturday rehabilitation for inpatients is likely to have sustained cost savings per QALY gained and for a MCID in functional independence, for the inpatient stay and 12 months following discharge, without a cost shift into the community.
What explains Medicare's sustained cost advantage over private insurance?
Mr. Grimmett's report stated that the growth of weapons sales by the United States was "extraordinary" in a time of global recession and resulted from new arms deals as well as the sustained cost of maintenance, upgrades, ammunition and spare parts to nations that bought American weapons in the past.
In order to quantify the disease burden due to CHIKV transmission and the sustained costs, a DALY approach was adopted within a cost-utility framework.
The sustained cost-effectiveness of this program cannot be established.
Lower costs at follow-up suggest sustained cost-effectiveness of the CMR-guided strategy.
A reduced rate of hospital stays and lower costs at follow-up suggest sustained cost-effectiveness and a patient-friendly ambulatory management profile of the DCMR-guided strategy in agreement with the findings in suspected acute coronary syndrome [ 24].
Given high financial and public health burdens of recent avian influenza outbreaks, we call for sustained, cost-effective investments in locations with high avian influenza diversity in wild birds and efforts to promote standardized sampling, testing, and reporting methods, including full-genome sequencing and sharing of isolates with the scientific community.
