Sentence examples for unsatisfactory cost-effectiveness from inspiring English sources

They were also criticized for their unsatisfactory cost-effectiveness, as their use of uniform premiums leads to both over- and under-compensation of farmers, due to different farm production costs and site conditions (Marggraf 2003; von Haaren and Bathke 2008; von Haaren and Bills 2007).

Modification of the protocol design of the hearing screening programme was unfeasible because it would have required the analysis of complex technical questions such as available automated hearing tests and their classification algorithms of normal versus unsatisfactory results, organisational matters, cost-effectiveness, and the global system of newborn hearing screening in Belgium.

LBC is associated with fewer technically unsatisfactory tests, and hence fewer repeat tests, than conventional cytology, and this has been one of the underlying drivers of its cost-effectiveness in some settings, such as England, in which the unsatisfactory rate associated with conventional cytology was high (>7.5%) [ 2].

They reported that six cost-effectiveness studies, using quality-adjusted life years (QALY) measurements, were unsatisfactory, and that large gaps existed between published measurements of HRQoL and the quality standards required by guidelines.

Cost-effectiveness analysis.

"This answers the question of cost-effectiveness.

Why? Cost-effectiveness, for one thing.

"I believe in efficiency and cost-effectiveness".

We recommend two types of cost-effectiveness calculations - average cost effectiveness, and incremental cost effectiveness.

Another would be for Medicare to consider cost-effectiveness, rather than just effectiveness.

Cost-effectiveness is another important requirement.