Sentence examples for the mean valuation from inspiring English sources

The mean valuation scores for selected SF-6D health states are shown in Figure  1.

The mean valuation scores of the 'all-worst' state and 'unconscious' state were compared with the 'dead' state using a paired t-test.

There was no practically significant difference in the mean valuation score of non-severe health states between the heart disease group and the no chronic disease group.

The mean valuation of their current health state by the TTO was 22.8 (SD = 4.4) which translated into a health state utility value of 0.91.

The mean valuation score given to the 'all-worst' state was 12.8 (SD = 14.0) among the participants who considered the 'all-worst' state better than dead.

The mean valuation score of the 'all-worst' state was 11.4 (SD = 12.3) among the participants who considered the 'all-worst' state better than dead; and the mean valuation score of dead was 15.2 (SD = 19.7) among the participants who considered the 'all-worst' state worse than dead.

Table  3 reports the mean valuations for these 13 states from the two studies.

For each of these health states, an independent samples t-test was used to determine whether the mean valuations from the two studies are statistically significantly different.

Years of life lost were quality-weighted according to the mean valuations of health for each age category, obtained from a EuroQol study in Argentina.

The adjusted mean valuation score of all the health states for the heart disease group was 4.6 points higher (95% CI: 0.4 to 8.9; p-value = 0.032) than that of the NCDP group.

The adjusted mean valuation score of severe states for the heart disease group was 5.4 points higher (95% CI: 0.7 to 10.1; p-value = 0.025) than that of the NCDP group.