Robert Baratta then wrote to the N.C.A.A., claiming that Boras had offered Oliver inappropriate benefits, including pitching lessons and baseball equipment.
"In entering any transaction, charities need to be very careful that their tax-exempt status is not providing inappropriate benefits to a corporation," said Senator Charles E. Grassley, the Iowa Republican who is chairman of the committee.
We currently lack an understanding of what collaborating physicians and experts regard as appropriate or inappropriate benefits [ 16].
Knapp alleged that systematic failures plagued the firefighting process, including the lack of a management plan for the Granite Mountain team and an inappropriate risk-benefit analysis.
One need not look far back to be reminded of the dangers of inadequate review processes or inappropriate risk-benefit analysis.
There is no clear evidence that monitoring patients outside high dependency areas is of benefit; inappropriate use of monitoring may actually increase patient risk.
PIM has been defined as the use of medication with risk greater than benefit, inappropriate dosing duration, prescriptions that lead to clinically significant drug drug and drug disease interactions, and the under-use of potentially beneficial medications.
Consumers were likely confident about the words because they recognize them from the inappropriately-named document called the "Explanation of Benefits" – inappropriate because it rarely provides a satisfactory explanation, and that explanation is many times not to the patient's benefit.
Although this lifesaving therapy has many benefits, inappropriate ICD shocks may increase morbidity and mortality.
Our study shows that chemotherapy is usually ceased when the doctor considers further treatment inappropriate (balancing the benefits and burdens).
In fact, histopathological criteria are difficult to apply to the diagnosis of AKI in critically ill patients in whom kidney biopsy is usually considered to carry an inappropriate risk-to-benefit ratio.
