Sentence examples for the analysis will adopt from inspiring English sources

As recommended by the "Guide to cost-benefit analysis of investment projects" of the European Commission the analysis will adopt as reference time horizon (years) for SPECTRUM (as a railway project) 30 years.1 Another necessary step is to set the base year of the analysis which often depends on availability of data - preferably as recent as possible.

The analysis will adopt thematic approach.

The analysis will adopt a broad perspective, considering NHS, patient and productivity costs.

The analysis will adopt an incremental approach such that data collection will concentrate on resource use differences between study groups.

The analysis will adopt the social perspective; it is unusual to encounter economic evaluation studies with this perspective, even though LBP is a disease with an important impact on the daily life of the patient as well as the society.

Resource use and costs: The cost analysis will adopt an NHS perspective.

The cost analysis will adopt a health sector perspective and include costs borne by government, other agencies and families/carers.

The economic analysis will adopt a societal perspective, where all relevant costs are measured, including direct health care costs incurred within both public and private sectors, and the indirect costs outside the health care sector associated with productivity loss.

While the primary analyses will adopt the commissioner perspective, secondary analysis will adopt the perspective of the service provider.

The base-case analysis will adopt a societal perspective, including the direct medical and non-medical costs borne by the government and patients.

The base-case cost analysis will adopt an NHS perspective and will include costs of the intervention, usual care, and condition-specific health care utilisation (primary and secondary care) including emergency admissions for exacerbations and medication costs.