Higher administrative costs lead to lower expenditure on patient benefits in view of limited government resources.
Though disclosing carrier status information would not be of direct benefit for the infant, and could in fact be regarded as a violation of the infant's right not to know and autonomy of choice, for the parents knowing the carrier status of their infant could have benefits in view of future reproductive options.
While physicians need to be aware of possible potentiating adverse events with new drugs in a combination regimen and are advised to monitor patients closely, new drugs should be available for all patients who would benefit from them in view of the overall limited prognosis in MDR/XDR-TB.
In July 2011 and January 2012, the US Food and Drug Administration voted against the approval of dapagliflozin, and asked for more data from ongoing studies and new clinical trials to assess better the drug's risk-benefit profile, especially in view of the reported increase in incidence of breast and bladder cancer.
However, this additional benefit can be neglected in view of the degradation caused by errors [3].
Where, as here, we are dealing with exhibits whose use the Government can justify at all only on a plea of good-faith inadvertence, I think the petitioner is entitled to the benefit of that doubt, particularly in view of the Government's repeated unequivocal representations that it would not use any of the 'tainted' evidence at the trial.
Patients with renal mucormycosis may benefit from its lipid formulations in view of renal failure that these patients usually have [ 40].
This brings certain benefits to the network configuration in view of cost minimization.
We also discuss the benefits and drawbacks for each in view of e-Meeting application for higher education.
In view of benefits in neonatal morbidities reported in a systematic review [ 8], the group proposed to include lipids in the total fluid intake, which equates to 15 ml/kg/d of water when the lipid intake reaches 3 g/kg/day (LOE I, GOR B).
