Competition among companies to outdo each other in the realm of maintenance factors, justifiable as it may seem as a competitive measure, fails to increase productivity and probably contributes to the pricing of American products and services out of the world market.
We subsequently evaluated whether these factors were justifiable in risking surgical delay by gauging whether they were also associated with an increased risk to mortality.
However, once an adjustment is made for funding source, the use of the SEER delay factors is justifiable as all registries can be assumed equivalent after adjustment.
From a public health point of view, the surveillance of risk factors is more justifiable for two reasons.
Each criterion was classified according to level of compliance ("Compliant", "Justifiable" and "Not Compliant") and factors of non-compliance were identified (mixed effect logistic regression).
Despite these limitations, the study addressed important issues concerning the extent of deviation from T2T recommendations, reasons for deviations, whether deviations are justifiable or not and baseline factors affecting deviation.
While confusion over the terms of severance might have been a factor, workers had justifiable fears of getting shafted.
The more variance that is accounted for by a factor, the more justifiable it is to combine the items into a single composite score.
Furthermore, because age is such an important risk factor, it is justifiable to invite all patients over the age of 60 years (men) and 65 years (women) for a consultation without completing the questionnaire.
The use of trailers is not justifiable for an effective rolling resistance factor less than one.
