For that reason, he said, the rapid rise in texting has potential for great benefit and great harm.
The disparity in economic cost among ecoregions means that there is potential for great benefit in seeking efficient financial investments [27].
Herndon and the FDA should seriously consider what the late Philip Handler said about balancing risks and benefits: A sensible guide would surely be to reduce exposure to hazard whenever possible, to accept substantial hazard only for great benefit, minor hazard for modest benefit, and no hazard at all when the benefit seems relatively trivial.
That is a modest investment for great benefits!
Because strategies must be applied rapidly, regionally, and stringently for greatest benefit, preparation and public education is required for long-lasting, high community compliance during a pandemic.
There was weak evidence for greater benefit associated with longer duration of exposure to opiate substitution treatment.
Potent toxic substances, including aconite, aristolochic acid, anticholinergic, podophyllin, grayanotoxin, pyrrolizidine alkaloids, matrine, gelsemine, teucvin and strychnine 1, 2, 3, 4, were easily misidentified, erroneously substituted with other herbs or intentionally adulterated for greater benefit.
Combining techniques (ie, using both external and internal cooling strategies) has a higher cooling capacity than the same techniques used in isolation, allowing for greater benefit on exercise performance.
4. (C) The Tajik government presses us for greater benefits in return for support on Afghanistan.
We shouldn't give wealthier people benefits just to "trick" them, for selfish reasons, into voting for greater benefits for everyone, the poor included.
He embraced the role of advocate, traveling several times to Albany to lobby lawmakers for greater benefits for mentally ill people.
