In those women who are then identified as at high risk, the use of an anti-adhesion agent would not only be of likely clinical benefit but also more easily economically justifiable where resources are limited.
The use of 5 clinician/academics from the UK to support a two week project leading to a hypothetical 84.4% exam pass rate can be seen as an example of justifiable use of resources for a measurable conclusion.
So, do they continue to produce a stream of mindless blockbusters starring furry creatures and superheroes – or do they put their talent, resources and justifiable fury into movies that tell us how we got here, and how we escape?
This approach was a justifiable practice, given the resources available and the low-stakes nature of this exploratory study (Stemler and Tsai, 2008).
The attitudes, skills and workloads of Advisors were reported as key to engaging claimants in the process, although some Advisors were unsure whether 'movement toward work' was a justifiable use of Pathways resources.
They also concern whether those interventions are justifiable uses of scarce medical resources, and whether they are complicit with suspect norms (Little, 1998), as in the case of skin-lighteners for people of color (Asch, 2006).
The "wait and see" approach may be a justifiable way to use public health resources most effectively, investing in continuing clusters which are least likely to be due to chance and where exposures, if real, are ongoing [ 31].
However, this is consistent with other published models [ 18] and is justifiable because the majority of the resources used and outcomes witnessed were within the first two lines of therapy.
They've got resources, subpoena power and a justifiable suspicion that the robo-signing shenanigans are just the tip of a very ugly iceberg.
The point behind insisting on what we call the "relevance" condition is to search for mutually justifiable reasons for thinking that a particular resource allocation is an acceptable way to aim at fair equality of opportunity.
