Sentence examples for weighted costs from inspiring English sources

METHODS AND RESULTS: A prospective economic evaluation piggy-backed onto the randomised controlled Interdisciplinary Network for Heart Failure (INH) Study weighted costs of the intervention HeartNetCare -HF™ (HNC) regarding effectiveness, mortality and quality-adjusted life years (QALYs).

Cooperation between subsystems is promoted by a scheme in which a local subsystem designs hypothetical plans for others in some cooperating set, and considers the weighted costs of these subsystems in its objective.

In AW approach, the final matching cost between two corresponding pixels is measured by normalized weighted costs.

Therefore, weighted costs were also computed, based on the finding by Latinovic et al. [2] that over a year 2% of consultations result in a referral to a neurologist.

In the general case aggregated cost of the pixel (x,y) of having disparity d, denoted as C xy (d), is a sum of weighted costs over the support area (local neighbourhood): C xy ( d ) = ∑ i, j ∈ S E ( L x + i, y + j, R x + i − d, y + j ) W ( i, j ) (1).

The next column shows the penalty costs and weighted costs of the current OR schedule.

Shrader-Frechette (2002) has advocated models of ethically weighted cost-benefit analysis and greater public involvement in risk assessment.

It can be roughly divided into three stages: rectified image data input, adaptive support weighted cost aggregation and disparity search, seen in Figure 12.

Similar methodology was used for estimating the costs of LTC, with the only difference in methodology between home care and LTC being the different resource intensity (by case group) weighted cost per day.

These were used to calculate sample weighted Medicare costs and cost trends.

Multi-objective approach has been used to achieve the optimum design of a laminate for combined normalized weighted cost and weight minimization.