Sentence examples for acceptable benefit from inspiring English sources
The problem is discerning the line between an acceptable benefit and a corrupt payment, and that line remains fuzzy.
However, there is evidence (Archana and Sharma 2009) that wherever the society has risen up to take up the common cause by evicting the illegal encroachers, the CPRs have been rejuvenated and an acceptable benefit sharing mechanisms arrived at.
AVP is an increasingly used supplementary vasopressor in advanced vasodilatory shock states where standard treatment cannot stabilize cardiovascular function with an acceptable benefit:risk ratio.
In this context, onset of pain relief 6 hours earlier may be an acceptable benefit to many patients, and may prevent antibiotic use (particularly in the context of delayed prescriptions).
"It's a controversial topic, but I think we've shown that if the patient must have an M.R.I. and another imaging technique can't be used, there's an acceptable benefit-to-risk profile here," he added.
Post-licensure safety surveillance confirms the acceptable benefit-risk of HPV-16/18 HPV-16/18on.
The authors concluded that dasatinib 100 mg once daily has an acceptable benefit-risk profile in patients failing or responding suboptimally to imatinib.
Topical treatments are being developed for uncomplicated CL where the less tolerable systemic antileishmanial therapies may not have an acceptable benefit-risk profile.
Post-licensure safety surveillance confirms the acceptable benefit-risk of HPV vaccination in adolescent girls and adult women (Angelo et al., 2014a).
Study participants cited reasons for approving the hypothetical PCST consistent with those in the literature, such as methodological need, adequate informed consent, acceptable risk benefit ratio, and societal benefit outweighing the risks.
Modeling is not acceptable for benefit assessment in Germany but is expected to be performed for HTA in England wherever possible and appropriate, e.g. for study design features such as study duration, patient population, choice of comparator, and type of outcomes.
