1 5 6 However, our methodological approach using a cohort of patients diagnosed at all stages of disease demonstrates clearly that there may be some recognition on the part of doctors and/or patients that medications need to be rationalised in light of a poorer prognosis.
Long-term follow-up needs to be rationalised, and to be consistent across centres.
One of the elements in this complex decision-making process is the fact that the overall design of many Ugandan CHI schemes, as well as the possibilities for people to participate in deciding on the scheme's design and management, need to be rationalised and improved – as was shown in this study.
Positive results enable antibiotic therapy to be rationalised once pathogen identification and antibiotic sensitivities are known.
Conflict is not an indication of social dysfunction which needs to be overcome or rationalised away, but a necessary feature of any social institution.
It remains a powerful principle to apply when confronted with the evidence in this week's World Economic Forum gender survey, which shows that Britain is slipping quickly down the world equality table for material reasons that need to be confronted, not explained or rationalised away.
But that makes his reforms all the more vital: for Mexico to grow, its businesses need to be far more competitive, and that means allowing private investment in energy, reforming the labour market and rationalising taxes.
The theorem thus implies that any data set (left{ mathbf {p}_{t},mathbf {q} _{t}^{h}right} _{tin tau }) that can be rationalised by a well-behaved utility function needs to satisfy the Afriat inequalities.
Sad to say, the spike cannot be rationalised as an unavoidable consequence of the spectacular economic shock in 2008.
As a social phenomenon, the 'need' to seek professional healthcare is subjective and will be rationalised or exaggerated by outside factors.
