It could pave the way for tailoring the treatment and avoiding useless toxicities for the patients and inadequate expenses for the society.
If its hypothesis could be demonstrated, this could pave the way for tailoring the treatment to the patients, avoiding useless toxicities and inadequate expenses for the society.
Luckily for the fantasists of St James's, the key figures – the Abwehr handlers in Lisbon, Madrid and Paris – were pathetic inadequates, fiddling expenses, toying with their secretaries and priding themselves on having successfully placed such – on the face of it – suspiciously successful agents right under Churchill's nose.
This scenario should increase quality service availability at the expense of inadequate quality coverage.
Evidence of volume overload in ARDS patients typically prompts restrictive fluid therapy and/or diuresis, sometimes at the expense of inadequate ECMO flows [ 57– 57].
Where businesses once outsourced for the sole reason of lowering expenses or inadequate manpower, outsourcing has evolved into a viable option for all daily business processes and no solution is too complex or high value to be handled by an outsourced team.
In fact, the audit uncovered mismanagement at the United Way of the National Capital Area, including inadequate financial controls, unexamined executive expense accounts and below-market-value sales of cars owned by the charity to the families of current and former managers.
A wave of protests swept Brazil during the summer of 2013 as people took to the streets in cities throughout the country to demonstrate against corruption, inadequate public services and the expense of staging the 2014 World Cup.
The GPs interviewed had internalised this, but the emphasis on appropriate care in the consultation was at least partly at the expense of paying inadequate attention to access to that consultation.
Nevertheless, their salary is jarringly inadequate not only for the expenses commensurate with living in the nation's capital, but with the gravity of their position: organizing and governing the world's largest entity.
