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It should be noted that bisphosphonates are a well established treatment option with a long history of clinical use in this patient population and have a well characterized and manageable safety profile.
But they doubt that it will warm nearly as much as mainstream scientists say, arguing that the increase is likely to be less than two degrees Fahrenheit, a change they characterize as manageable.
The clinical development program for teriflunomide demonstrated consistent efficacy and a well-characterized, manageable safety and tolerability profile.
In all but the most extreme cases, the health risks of living atop contaminated historic orchard soil are ultimately characterized as very low and manageable.
In the same study, bosutinib was associated with a manageable toxicity profile across cohorts, primarily characterized by mild or moderate gastrointestinal events and rash 17, 18.
He played down the economic effects of the rapidly rising budget deficit, which he characterized as "larger than we want it to be" but still within a manageable range.
The differences between groups in neuroticism were in line with the salutogenic theory, in which Antonovsky (1987) characterized solution processes as cognitive and emotional expectations of life as something comprehensible, manageable, and meaningful.
"While petitioners characterize the level of partisanship evident in the 2011 plan as 'excessive' and 'unfair,' Petitioners have not articulated a judicially manageable standard between permissible partisan considerations and unconstitutional partisan gerrymandering under the Pennsylvania Constitution," he wrote.
"These are manageable newspapers.
