1. Cost Effectiveness / Alternatives 6.

2. Budget absorption and cost-effectiveness 8

3. vi) viability and cost-effectiveness of resource allocation

4. Pre-chlorinated Bursting: cost effectiveness on a large scale

5. the pursuit of cost-effectiveness and sustainable impact of activities

6. taking into account the principles of cost-effectiveness of controls

7. However, the cost effectiveness of creating the additional jobs remains unproven.

8. 1 The other major concern of every caterer is cost-effectiveness.

9. Researchers are evaluating the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of alternative screening strategies.

10. For each measure, greenhouse gas (GHG) abatement and cost-effectiveness have been assessed.

11. Scientific peer review of the relevance, accuracy and cost-effectiveness of the impact indicators;

12. The Incremental Cost-Effectiveness Ratio (ICER) was expressed as total cost per successful treatment.

13. Evaluation should include also include measures of cost-effectiveness and feasibility of scaling up.

14. Cost effectiveness can be used to benchmark results and compare alternative strategies and approaches

15. Why should cost-effectiveness not be pursued in all cases where it is possible?

16. Bluestone is a popular choice because of its durability, cost effectiveness, and its earthy appearance

17. Improved cost-effectiveness of editing, translation and text-processing services without adversely affecting their quality

18. The study should also take into consideration the cost-effectiveness ratio of the programme's actions.

19. The underlying basis for benefit-cost analyses, cost-effectiveness and abatement cost functions is efficiency.

20. Financial Control then took account of the cost-effectiveness aspect during its controls in 1992.

21. These activities served as a guide for evaluations related to process, impact, outcome and cost effectiveness.

22. It will be able to perform cost-effectiveness and cost-benefit analyses of European abatement strategies

23. Achieving greater equity, cost effectiveness and efficiency in the allocation and use of the health resources;

24. Evaluate the cost effectiveness of participant suggestions regarding potential additional sources of funding, including broadcast advertising.

25. Alternative C combines simplicity and cost effectiveness for small amount recoveries and fairness for larger recoveries.

26. Many stakeholders challenged the importance of cost-effectiveness in delivering economic development programming to Aboriginal communities.

27. The building of a comprehensive model-an essential step towards adaptive control and optimizing cost effectiveness.

28. However, the decentralisation of management-related activities should be based on an appropriate cost-effectiveness analysis.

29. ◦ e.g., Development of generalizable methods for evaluating the cost-effectiveness of alternative approaches to improving health

30. Culturally Appropriate Treatment for Aboriginal Women . .68 Cost-effectiveness of Treatment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .68 Recommendations and Implications . . . . . . . . . . . . . .69

31. Please justify how you have addressed the cost effectiveness in the proposed budget. Limit: 5000 characters.

32. The Commission has been given only the aggregate cost-effectiveness ratios yielded by the Member States' analyses.

33. In 2017, the estimated consolidated cost-effectiveness indicator (i.e. for all entrusted entities together) remained overall stable.

34. A cost effectiveness for copying the candidate data blocks to the cache memory device may be determined.

35. Objective To compare the cost - effectiveness of Fluconazole Tablets and Miconazole in the treatment of candida vaginitis.

36. The targets of high income Member States are consequently adjusted in the proposal to reflect cost-effectiveness.

37. Cost-effectiveness in terms of the proposed resources, taking into account costs as well as expected results

38. As this is a formative evaluation, no recommendations appear on rationale, need, program alternatives, or cost-effectiveness.

39. a cost-effectiveness analysis, including an assessment of the burden on respondents and of the production costs; and

40. 4.3 Cost-effectiveness The evaluation found evidence of inefficiency as a result of accumulated structural and strategic factors.

41. The purpose of this study was to examine the cost-effectiveness of alternatives for amblyopia and microtropia screening.

42. The findings by the scientific peer review on the relevance, accuracy and cost-effectiveness of the impact indicators;

43. Optimisation concerns economic mechanisms and cost-effectiveness but also calls for the removal of adminstrative and grid barriers.

44. These objectives are cited as key elements in the cost-effectiveness analysis (point 9 of the financial statement).

45. The same methods of quality control later turned Japanese factories into world leaders in cost-effectiveness and production quality.

46. (c) a cost-effectiveness analysis, including an assessment of the burden on respondents and of the production costs; and

47. The blockchain behind Boogle combines simplicity, security, cost-effectiveness, speed, and stability for users to utilize the Boogle search engine

48. The same should be done in the financial statement attached to the proposal (part 9 - elements of cost-effectiveness analysis).

49. This action is supported by a cost-effectiveness analysis and an estimate of overall incremental production costs provided by the Commission.

50. An understanding of the pathophysiology of nausea and the mechanisms of Antiemetics can help family physicians improve the cost-effectiveness and …

51. Unlike any other mechanism for maintaining international peace and security, United Nations peacekeeping enjoys universal acclaim, cost-effectiveness and professional precision.

52. A study in Ethiopia to test cost effectiveness of two different methods of treating malnutrition in children was done by Tekeste Asayehegn.

53. In this respect the Working Group welcomes the outcome of the workshop on cost-effectiveness for major accidents prevention (Warsaw, 12 October 2011).

54. Computerised word finding therapy represents a low cost add-on to usual care, but QALY gains and estimates of cost-effectiveness are uncertain

55. The plan to deploy unmanned aerial vehicle systems in the Mission was cancelled after further assessment of their technical capabilities and cost-effectiveness.

56. " Claims of purity , cost effectiveness and immunity to allergy were exaggerated , " says Dr N . Kochupillai , professor at Delhi ' s All India Institute of Medical Sciences .

57. The findings from this study suggest benefits from the use of single-use flexible Bronchoscopes in terms of cost effectiveness, cross-contamination and resource utilisation.

58. Cost effectiveness is a category of metrics that are used to measure the results of strategies, programs, projects and operations where benefits are non-financial

59. The digital trunked radio system fulfils the advanced requirements of the energy supply company in terms of the security, performance and cost-effectiveness of internal communication.

60. The cost effectiveness analysis demonstrated that reusable flexible Bronchoscopes have a cost per patient use of £511 sterling due to the costs of treatment of infection

61. Visual acuity tests are the principle quantitative measures used to assess the efficacy and cost effectiveness of ophthalmologic treatments and procedures designed to improve or restore vision.

62. NOMAD Buoys-- The 6-meter NOMAD is an aluminum-hulled, boat-shaped buoy which provides relatively high cost effectiveness and excellent long-term survivability in severe seas

63. METHODS: Using literatures at home and abroad and pharmacoeconomic cost-effectiveness analysis, the two quinolones drugs in the treatment of urinary system infections were made an evaluation.

64. Where the carbon dioxide captured is used for enhanced recovery from an oil field or to produce ammonia or fertilisers, the cost-effectiveness of carbon dioxide capture and sequestration increases.

65. Cost-effectiveness of Computerised cognitive-behavioural therapy for anxiety and depression in primary care: Randomised controlled trial - Volume 185 Issue 1 - Paul McCrone, Martin Knapp, Judith Proudfoot, Clash Ryden, Kate Cavanagh, David A

66. Cheese Analogues are being used increasingly due to their cost-effectiveness, attributable to the simplicity of their manufacture and the replacement of selected milk ingredients by cheaper vegetable products (Eymery & Pangborn, 1988)

67. The Administration stated that it had evaluated a wide array of unmanned aerial vehicle systems and was seeking more capable products and service providers to reduce the overall footprint and improve cost-effectiveness.

68. Amazon Aurora is a MySQL and PostgreSQL-compatible relational database built for the cloud, that combines the performance and availability of traditional enterprise databases with the simplicity and cost-effectiveness of open source databases.

69. The Bift tour was led by its Terminal Operations Manager David Turner, who explained the workings of the terminal as well as the cost effectiveness and environmental benefits of using rail freight over haulage

70. Cost Benefit vs Cost effectiveness Cost benefit analysis and Cost effective analysis are both tools used for decision making and help in evaluating a project/investment/course of action in terms of either their feasibility and profitability or value and effectiveness.

71. While China has chosen to tout the Botcaster’s 24-hour capacity for work and resultant cost-effectiveness, the other uses of robotic media are manifest in a week that saw an allegedly obstreperous US correspondent being turfed out of White House press conferences.

72. A recommendation last year by the World Health Organization’s Strategic Advisory Group of Experts on Immunization promises to boost vaccines’ cost-effectiveness further, by calling for just two doses of the HPV vaccine, rather than the three doses previously thought to be required.

73. As seen in section A, a number of problems and issues identified in paragraph 28 above are still very much valid, and at this Conjuncture, the cost-effectiveness of publishing activities could certainly be enhanced if the United Nations established a publications policy which is …

74. Due to cost effectiveness and limited availability of mechanical ventilation, Bilevel Positive Airway Pressure (BiPAP) is widely used in treatment of type II respiratory failure.2 The role of Non Invasive Positive Pressure Ventilation (NPPV) has been well established in Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)9,10 but less work has been performed in post TB pulmonary sequel.

75. The aim of this study was to assess the efficacy, appropriateness and cost-effectiveness of a new working shift model for anesthesiologists complying with the European working time directive (EWTD) at the University Hospital of Tübingen (UKT), Germany 3 years after implementation Applying the standards of the EWTD is challenging for university hospitals as doctors must comply with the challenge of combining patient care, research and teaching. So far there have been no data available for German university hospitals on how these requirements can be met.