Contour plots, instead, are defined over the whole cost-effectiveness plane (refer to Appendix on construction of contour plots).
This requires evaluations of drug effects on organ systems and in the whole animal for effectiveness, selectivity, and toxicity.
Identify and develop intimate mechanisms that shape career choices by teenagers becomes a strong indicator of how society as a whole proves its effectiveness.
The aim of this study was to demonstrate the use of whole system cost effectiveness modelling within a health community.
If the components of the pedal force due to muscle actions were purely tangential during the whole revolution, the effectiveness index would be equal to 1 at pedal angles equal to 90 and 270°, only.
The interventions included in the collaborative care package are all evidence-based, and the trial will test the whole package for effectiveness in primary care (compared to care as usual).
There remains a need for more research in this area, because although studies have explored the different stages of dementia and how patients and caregivers experience these, robust evidence of the outcomes of care pathways as a whole and the effectiveness of these is required.
Thus, many advantages were expected: especially security of the OH services in the whole province, cost-effectiveness and its effect on making OH management easier.
To determine the effectiveness of whole body vibration on an outcome measure, we computed between-subject effect size as follows: effect size = ± ([mean post-value intervention group − mean post-value control group]/pooled variance).
But he added that the whole point of comparative effectiveness was to move medical practice beyond the limits of such trials, by looking at a broader range of evidence that includes the actual experience of patients undergoing treatment.
