A payoff that is not efficient cannot be equitable, given that the player is giving a lower payoff to the opposing player without any benefit to herself.
Even though the real indigents were selected, we cannot affirm that the selection process was equitable, given that the COGESs' selections were guided by budget restrictions and that those indigents were selected from among a wider population of indigents.
The men's players "believe that the Grand Slams' support for professional tennis is not equitable given their enormous commercial success," Mark Miles, the chief executive of the ATP, said in a statement.
The number of hours of home care that Mike receives does not meet his or his mother's needs, nor is access equitable given that comparable patients receive up to six hours of assistance per day [ 31].
The proposed model is equitable and beneficial to all participants.
In the term neglected diseases, the word neglect refers to the notion that for the diseases in question, the proportion of current R&D efforts is considered to fall short of the proportion which would be equitable and efficient under the given conditions.
This aspect of the selection process does not appear equitable, given that children in a household constitute a burden that is both financial and material.
Second, given that the PL and CHW interventions were designed to offer different treatment intensity levels, comparing the two interventions may not have been equitable.
As previously mentioned, the authority given to each particular professional discipline within the network needs to be equitable to encourage member contribution and support collaborative patient care [ 48].
Scheduling should be equitable, transparent and responsive to employee wishes, but it need not — cannot — always give everyone his ideal shift.
