Sentence examples for which value sets from inspiring English sources

Previous valuation studies had predominantly used time trade-off (TTO) to obtain social preferences from which value sets for EQ-5D health states could be modeled [ 2– 5].

However, it is unclear how the authors estimated index values and which value set had been applied to calculate quality-adjusted life years.

Any change of the intensities was compared with the controls, which value was set as 1.

This paper shows how this coupled design can be decoupled by using a design parameter (the outdoor airflow), which value may be set large enough to fulfil the related functional requirement (the IAQ).

Determining at which value alarms should be set for each domain remains difficult.

Plausibility: by examining large empirical data sets to find states that are observed in the population for which the value set is being developed.

Relevance: the states selected for direct valuation should be those most frequently reported by the population for which the value set is being developed.

The fractional order interval quasi-polynomial is decomposed into several vertex characteristic quasi-polynomials by the lower and upper bounds, in which the value set of the characteristic quasi-polynomial for vertex quasi-polynomials in the complex plane is a polygon.

Bagust [11] attempted to build a valuation subset using a set of four explicit quantifiable criteria: 1. Plausibility: by examining large empirical data sets to find states that are observed in the population for which the value set is being developed.

Moving forward, it is expected that 'new' countries for which EQ-5D-3L value sets are to be developed will comprise middle income or developing countries for which self reported health for such large numbers of citizens will not be available.

In the absence of agreement about which values should ground priority setting decisions, there has been a shift in focus away from principles, towards the process of priority setting.