Sentence examples for balancing benefits from inspiring English sources

One aim of radiation protection is balancing benefits and risks.

An economic model describes balancing benefits of cluster thinning (improved fruit quality) with costs (reduced crop).

Given the risk of overdiagnosis with LC screening, the stopping age of screening merits further consideration when balancing benefits and harms.

This platform can be integrated into current readily available software products to produce an operational tool for balancing benefits of wildfire with potential dangers.

The chapter also deals with issues such as alternatives to balancing, benefits of proper balancing and develops an understanding base of the readers for the implementation of the program.

Rather than getting involved in detailed policy discussions, which almost invariably involve balancing benefits against costs, it can seem perfectly rational, from the candidates' perspective, simply to bash anything associated with President Obama, promise a chicken (or tax rebate) in every pot, and fudge the details.

Soon he was balancing benefit concerts for striking laborers with supper-club gigs featuring his group, the Weavers.

Evidence based medicine [EBM] at bedside, a key healthcare quality measure, refers to the compendium for delivering optimum clinical care by balancing benefit-harm-costs.

This study presents a scheme balancing benefit and harm of adjuvant therapy vs no adjuvant therapy.

Therefore, balancing benefit over harm to produce the maximal good for their clients is a fundamental consideration.

One of the greatest challenges of prednisone treatment (and especially starting it back up) is balancing benefit against side effects.