Thus greatest benefit was experienced by those most in need.
Patients' experience and interpretation of treatment, such as perceptions of feeling no benefit from treatment and, conversely, stopping treatment when benefit was experienced, were also perceived as causes of non-adherence.
Access to AT was driven by carers, with the majority of benefits being experienced by carers.
However it is not yet well understood how people who spend time in these gardens use these spaces, and whether the intended benefits are experienced.
When marijuana is legal, he asserts, crime goes down, suicide rates fall, health benefits are experienced, and tax revenues rise.
Body and mind got adapted to smoking, and new benefits were experienced.
The baseline time lag assumption is already conservative with respect to the limited available evidence, which suggests that the majority of the long-term health benefits are experienced in the first few years following a change in consumption [ 49].
As a large proportion of the health benefits are experienced by men (69% of total QALYs), delivering SBIs to men only is estimated to be cost-saving, although the estimated ICER for a female-only SBI programme of €3100/QALY is still well within the recommended Italian threshold of €25000-€40000/QALY [ 43].
Also note that the first part of equation is equivalent to the threshold expression described in EUT framework [ 13, 14, 36]; the second expression modifies system II's EUT-based decision-making process in such a way that if benefits are experienced higher than harms, the threshold probability is always lower than EUT threshold.
And now, women who have reaped the benefits of the feminist movement but who have no personal connection to the struggle that earned those benefits—are experiencing the other side of the same coin, waxing nostalgic for an optionless world whose limits they've never known.
