Mr. Gillespie gives the more balanced history here, showing ways in which the compromise benefited New York, while Mr. Darton's story is, as always, darker, focused on the machinations of figures like David and Nelson Rockefeller in promoting a public project that, he avers, enhanced their own interests.
Specifically, unsustained statin use compromises benefits, such as reduced CHD risk, and creates substantial treatment costs attributed to otherwise preventable CHD events [14 17].
Late diagnosis compromises benefits of antiretroviral therapies.
The latest calculations suggest that under this new compromise, the benefits and costs are lower but that there is still an overall benefit.
But Jane Byrne, president of the Magnolia Board of Education, said it involved a compromise over benefits.
The chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, Representative F. James Sensenbrenner Jr., Republican of Wisconsin and a leading supporter of the bankruptcy overhaul, has rebuffed the criticism, arguing that the compromise bill "benefits nearly every sector of our society" by reducing fraud and promoting responsible spending.
However, drug resistance may compromise these benefits.
It is therefore necessary to monitor closely for the presence of thrombotic events that may compromise the benefits of warfarin reversal.
As satisfying as it is to see No Child Left Behind go away at long last — and even more to be rid of the Obama administration's clumsy waiver program for states seeking a way out of the law's requirements — this new act is a compromise that benefits pretty much everyone but the students most in need of improved schools.
Thus, in India introduction of new prevention methods such as PrEP must be done very carefully in order not to compromise the benefits gained through condom use.
