ライフサイエンスコーパス: cost-benefit analysis

1 P is a cost-effectiveness, cost-utility, and cost-benefit analysis.

2 ial networks based on the general concept of cost-benefit analysis.

3 ng, hypoxia, loss of airway, and a financial cost-benefit analysis.

4 favored over femoral catheterization in our cost-benefit analysis.

5 oposals focused on estimation uncertainty or cost-benefit analysis.

6 ng can result from decision-making guided by cost-benefit analysis.

7 ysis are (1) cost-minimization analysis, (2) cost-benefit analysis, (3) cost-effectiveness analysis,

8 nalyses: (1) cost-minimization analysis; (2) cost-benefit analysis; (3) cost-effectiveness analysis a

9 DESIGN, SETTING, AND PARTICIPANTS: In this cost-benefit analysis, a decision tree economic model wa

10 rategy transitions are better explained by a cost-benefit analysis across alternative strategies rath

11 The study demonstrates that social cost-benefit analysis and damage-limiting strategies can

12 n encodes a decision variable reflecting the cost-benefit analysis and that different strategy repres

13 ed for by a computational model implementing cost-benefit analysis and the model-predicted strategy t

14 n addition, much work is now directed toward cost-benefit analysis and the psychological impact of sc

15 ty analysis" OR "budget impact analysis" OR "cost benefit analysis" AND "hepatitis C".

16 tract and the most useful MeSH index term of cost-benefit analysis appeared with nearly equal frequen

17 The findings of this cost-benefit analysis are relevant in determining the pr

18 Together, these findings support cost-benefit analysis as a mechanism of practice-induced

19 Cost-benefit analysis can be used to provide guidance fo

20 alysis using life cycle assessment (LCA) and cost benefit analysis (CBA) was conducted to analyze the

21 applied a life cycle assessment (LCA) and a cost-benefit analysis (CBA) of sludge pyrolysis.

22 A cost-benefit analysis compared program and total treatme

23 ription contraceptive use at 6 months with a cost-benefit analysis conducted from a societal perspect

24 The cost-benefit analysis estimated net monetary benefit, wh

25 s paper conducts a life cycle assessment and cost-benefit analysis for city vehicle fleet electrifica

26 ntiated, while economic techniques to revamp cost-benefit analysis for MWRC management are examined.

27 dramatically improve outcomes and favor the cost-benefit analysis for screening or case-finding prog

28 A secondary cost-benefit analysis from the employer's perspective tr

29 uction immunosuppression regimes and related cost benefit analysis has been reported by very few stud

30 But to date, this cost-benefit analysis has not been done.

31 Cost-benefit analysis in decision making takes place in

32 activation levels in the striatum reflect a cost-benefit analysis, in which a balance is made betwee

33 A cost-benefit analysis (including estimated costs of miss

34 Cost-benefit analysis indicated that the antiseptic cath

35 Hence, a cost-benefit analysis justifies the investment decision

36 ments from buyer to seller) commonly used in cost-benefit analysis leads to substantial underestimate

37 Standard cost-benefit analysis methods were used to estimate the

38 A cost-benefit analysis of a national rotavirus immunizati

39 A cost-benefit analysis of an in silico Escherichia coli n

40 We develop a theoretical framework for cost-benefit analysis of climate policy based on MMR, an

41 A conservative cost-benefit analysis of EpxDialysis demonstrates a 1:36

42 A cost-benefit analysis of mood proposals yields mixed res

43 We report a cost-benefit analysis of radial catheterization based on

44 A cost-benefit analysis of recombination was undertaken.

45 suggest that the optimal way to choose is by cost-benefit analysis of reward against effort.

46 ersion to effort is believed to arise from a cost-benefit analysis of the actions available.

47 gray matter regions of the brain, perform a cost-benefit analysis of the energetics of myelination,

48 of patient outcome, efficiency of care, and cost-benefit analysis of the multidisciplinary Johns Hop

49 A cost-benefit analysis of the novel fortificant mixture n

50 Cost-benefit analysis of the probiotic supplementation.

51 s provide mWTP estimates that can be used in cost-benefit analysis of these dental care services.

52 thus provide an inter-temporally optimizing cost-benefit analysis of this century's climate problem.

53 A full cost-benefit analysis of workplace ART provision has not

54 Cost/benefit analysis of performing the model on a reduc

55 to evolve or alternative strategies such as cost-benefit analysis or distributive justice will be ne

56 include radiopharmaceutical cost and supply, cost-benefit analysis, reimbursement, training, workforc

57 A cost-benefit analysis showed a significant savings using

58 Cost-benefit analysis shows that cooling over material v

59 Initial cost-benefit analysis suggests potassium-EDDHA could low

60 A cost-benefit analysis suggests that increasing flood pro

61 Thorax, Vascular, Aorta, Cost-Effectiveness, Cost-Benefit Analysis Supplemental material is available

62 risk mitigation is typically addressed using cost-benefit analysis that evaluates mitigation strategi

63 Procedure(s): cost-benefit analysis using 2018 U.S. real dollars.

64 Cost-benefit analysis was conducted using the net health

65 Cost-benefit analysis was used to evaluate trade-offs be

66 For this cost-benefit analysis, we identified all new drugs with

67 nal investigations of cost-effectiveness and cost-benefit analysis were identified from an on-line se

68 In a cost-benefit analysis which considered length of stay, t