Sentence examples for value for decision makers from inspiring English sources

All these concerns suggest that the current results might be used with caution to avoid misleading conclusions rather than to deny their real value for decision makers and administrators.

This work contributes to the growing body of literature on organizational behaviour and priority setting, and should be of value for decision makers and researchers interested in priority setting and resource allocation processes.

Beyond that, an aggregated index would be of limited value for decision-makers, because recommendations for action have to address particular fields of action which can't be identified based on an aggregated index, but need disaggregated information provided in terms of specific indicators and targets.

If we do not know the value of a prevented fall this information is of limited value for decision-makers.

A method integrating linguistic label and interval value is adopted for decision makers to express their preference on attributes, and a multi-expert negotiation mechanism is designed for weighting attributes.

In this article, we strive to improve the value-proposition of ABSs for decision makers by showing that individuals can, with minimal training, use a novel ABS called Pendo to improve their ability to predict housing market trends.

The finding that funding and publication bias is not only inherent in what is being evaluated but also associated with the results in terms of favorability of health care interventions calls the realistic value of health economic evaluations for decision makers seriously into question.

Figure  1 shows the probability of the intervention being cost-effective on a continuum of hypothetical threshold values for decision-makers willingness to pay for an additional QALY.

Figure 2 shows the probability of the intervention being cost-effective at a continuum of hypothetical threshold values for decision-makers' willingness to pay for an additional QALY.

The net benefit was estimated by valuing each dyad's QALY gain, using a range of hypothetical threshold values for decision-makers' willingness to pay for a QALY (from £0 to £100 000) and subtracting the observed cost for the dyad.

We estimated the net benefit using a range of hypothetical threshold values for decision-makers' willingness to pay for a QALY (from DKK 0 to DKK 500000) and presented the incremental cost and incremental effects visually in a so-called cost-effectiveness acceptability curve (CEAC).