Participants seemed happy to answer questions if they had gained earlier benefits or, at the very least, were clear at the start what the personal benefits to answering them would be.
Physicians' inability to clearly communicate with their patients, to disclose risks and benefits, and to answer their questions, are common predictors of medical malpractice claims [ 1, 16, 17].
"We think the T.S.A. should be doing a better job of cost-benefit analysis to answer that question, 'Are we getting what we paid for?' " Mr. Lord said.
Further scientific evidence on their ecological benefits and further research to answer key questions in road ecology regarding low-traffic and roadless areas under the different conditions in European countries is urgently needed.
Do people, without the fear of not being able to eat, accomplish far more and benefit society far more?" To answer those and other questions, YC is looking to hire a scientist to conduct a study.
Therefore, the use of absorbable sutures may be preferable for cost reasons where these can be afforded; a formal cost benefit analysis is needed to answer this question.
If you are comparing plans offered by your employer, your benefits department will be able to answer questions and provide copies of the policies.
And what do our two panelists think of Ohio Gov. Kasich opting in to extended Medicare benefits because he fears having to answer to a St. Peter who here cares more about reducing poverty than government?
When calculating the PW derived from improved quality, there are two essential questions to answer: who benefits from the quality improvement and what is their willingness to pay for it.
It will be unrealistic to expect biology students to understand the details of many of the high-level, abstract mathematical concepts to which the projects lead, but we are aiming at framing questions so that biologists can see the issues involved and appreciate the specific benefits of using mathematical approaches to answer the questions.
