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单词 cost-effectiveness ratio
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cost-effectiveness ratio

collocation in English

meaningsofratio

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ratio
noun[C]
uk
/ˈreɪ.ʃi.əʊ/us
/ˈreɪ.ʃi.oʊ/
the relationship between two groups or amounts that expresses how much bigger one is than ...
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(Definition ofratiofrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofcost-effectiveness ratio

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Both studies resulted in a slightly lower net cost of screening, a slightly lower number of lifeyears gained, and a slightly lowercost-effectivenessratio.
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The difference in thecost-effectivenessratiowas narrowed by approximately one third, which indicates that the outcomes were well into the dominant range.
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The adequacy of these methods was investigated by calculating the percentage of confidence intervals containing the estimate of the true incrementalcost-effectivenessratio.
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A further aspect of uncertainty in cost per life-year gained figures concerns the maximum (or ceiling)cost-effectivenessratioa decision maker is willing to pay.
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Ideally, thecost-effectivenessratioshould be the criterion for judging appropriateness for funding.
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This study has also identified the main variables likely to influence thiscost-effectivenessratio.
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Thus, the multiway sensitivity analysis did not produce a "best case" that was actually the lowest possible value for thecost-effectivenessratio.
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Taking into consideration the increased consumption by patients due to their longer survival, the predictedcost-effectivenessratiowas 2,363 per quality-adjusted life-year gained.
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If the price of serum screening decreased while the other three factors are held constant, the incrementalcost-effectivenessratiois also reduced.
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Thecost-effectivenessratiowas calculated by comparing the incremental cost in dollars to the incremental effectiveness, measured as the number of arthroscopies prevented.
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In addition, it is recommended that confidence intervals be calculated for thecost-effectivenessratio(or cost-utility ratio) obtained (77).
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Realistic changes in other parameters had little influence on thecost-effectivenessratio.
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Conversely, variations in the treatment cost by stage have no impact on thecost-effectivenessratio.
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Thecost-effectivenessratioused was hospital days per additional event-free survivor at 5 years.
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Furthermore, a sensitivity analysis showed that thecost-effectivenessratiowas relatively insensitive to changes in the utility values entered into the model.
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Acost-effectivenessratiois the net result of all these factors operating together.
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Furthermore, thiscost-effectivenessratioof colorectal cancer screening appears attractive in comparison with the cost-effectiveness ratio of other cancer screening strategies (2;11).
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A longer follow-up period might also influence thecost-effectivenessratio.
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The result is a less favorablecost-effectivenessratio.
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dependency ratio

collocation in English

meaningsofdependencyandratio

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dependency
noun
uk
/dɪˈpen.dən.si/us
/dɪˈpen.dən.si/
a situation in which you need something or someone and are unable to continue normally ...
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ratio
noun[C]
uk
/ˈreɪ.ʃi.əʊ/us
/ˈreɪ.ʃi.oʊ/
the relationship between two groups or amounts that expresses how much bigger one is than ...
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(Definition ofdependencyandratiofrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofdependency ratio

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In fact, any increase in thedependencyrationeeds to be matched by a cut in pension benefits2 and/or an increase in payroll taxes.
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In the baseline, the old agedependencyratioincreases from 40 % to 70 %, overshooting its asymptotic level from 2040 to 2090.
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Thus, thedependencyratio(pensioners\\covered workers) increased by 50 % over this period.
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Here, too, thedependencyratiois controlled for.
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If thedependencyratioincreases faster, contribution rates rise stronger and labor supply is reduced.
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Here the commission proposed a so-called 'sustainability factor ' which would relate the future changes in the benefit level to changes in thedependencyratio.
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The factor d is the ratio of the active labor force to the number of retired persons, the inverse of thedependencyratio.
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The childdependencyratioat 15 years, with no control, increasing control, and full control is, respectively, 38, 30 and 26% of the population.
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However, given the emphasis in social security issues, we decided to match thedependencyratio.
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So thedependencyratio, as defined above, is likely to be an important determinant of the reported time per trip.
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Second, we referdependencyratioto the proportion of benefits (equivalised) in question to the equivalised income.
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After 2030 there is also a slight chance that thedependencyratiowill fall again, while it stays almost constant in our point forecast.
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Previously the center of heavy industry, they now found themselves with many retirees and few workers, adependencyratiogreater than 1\\3.
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The authors look at reforms connected with two factors : a ' ' sustainability factor' ' which stabilizes thedependencyratioand a ' ' demographic factor' ' which adjusts pensions based on life expectancy.
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Then, thedependencyratioimplied by the population structure generates a social security contribution of 24.5% of gross labor earnings for the pay-as-you-go system to be self-financing.
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