The underlying methodology of an indirect comparison which is used in a benefit dossier has to be consistent (regarding comparability of effects) and must be described very accurately to allow a reproduction of the procedure by IQWiG and G-BA [7],[15].
Many medical schools offer tenure to only their basic-science faculty--an attempt to be consistent with the benefits offered to Ph.D.s throughout the university.
The latter state would imply becoming reproductively isolated from free-living relatives which would require consistent direct benefits to be sustainable.
"It doesn't cover everyone, and it's not fair because the benefits would not be consistent across the country," Dr. Shalala said.
However, G-CSF monotherapy does not provide similar benefits which may be consistent with the aforementioned oncogenic roles of G-CSF 45– 45.
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Although this choice is mainly dictated by computational complexity benefits, it is consistent with almost-orthogonal pilot allocation strategies for doubly selective channels, which indeed suggest time-domain pilots for SC systems [19, 20], and frequency-domain pilots for OFDM systems [20].
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Finally, both drug classes showed additive benefits, which is consistent with their mutual activity at the AT1 receptor.
