Such trials "are difficult to execute and expensive to complete," said Dr. Kenneth Shine, the former president of the Institute of Medicine and now a fellow at the RAND Corporation, "but they are essential because bad studies only lead to bad information".
Adherence to treatment is essential and bad adherence, or ABZ withdrawal because of side-effects, have been shown to be crucial for lesion recurrence in patients with residual lesions after liver transplantation [ 20].
Regulation is essential to stop bad practice but it mustn't stifle the freedom to be better than average.
I never believed "identity" was some kind of panacea, but it certainly seemed as though it was an essential deterrent to bad actors in a medium that had few, if any, standards of conduct.
The use of undercover video, audio, and photographs to promote transparency in our food system has proved essential in holding bad actors accountable.
The houses in which underwater borrowers pass fitful days have been boiled down to bare essentials: They are bad investments that must be managed to recoup as much as possible for the taxpayer.
The lesson of the 1930s is that free trade, far from being a luxury affordable only when times are good, becomes utterly essential when times are bad.
There were 77 passengers aboard United Flight 826, a Douglas DC-8 jetliner that, with a crew of seven, had wandered off course, apparently because of a problem with a navigational radio that was essential for flying in bad weather.
And now we have Niall Ferguson's new television series, of which this is the book, arguing in 1066 and All That fashion that Britain's version of empire was more a "good thing" than a bad, an essential engine of modernity.
The Chelsea has nothing on the Paradise Lounge, which, while persuasively set in Manhattan — the Bronx-born Mr. Ferrara's longtime stomping ground — was created at the Cinecittà Studios in Rome, where this director of essential New York films like "Bad Lieutenant" was then living.
