An increase of the administered activity might therefore be justified, although a detailed radiation risk analysis should be performed to determine how much the activity might be increased to achieve an optimal detection possibility of small lesions in our patient group.
While it appears feasible in principle to design also here optimal policies, the possibility of regime switches of course complicates greatly the tasks for monetary and fiscal policy makers when designing and implementing their strategies.
SDNs bring in many benefits such as fine-grained control, possibility of optimal routing, and resource management within the network.
Implant substitution is considered an optimal solution considering the possibility of obtaining an ideal occlusion and the indisputable advantage of avoiding any damage to the adjacent teeth [1,8].
The hospital law of 1991 provided a greater degree of flexibility, with the concept of a national or regional scheme and the possibility of optimal geographic distribution of equipment and installations.
Such combination therapy may well enhance the possibility of optimal recovery of function following traumatic injury to the human spinal cord.
This comparison shows that the inclusion of optimal foraging enhances the possibility of coexistence.
The possibility of optimal surgery for the patients aged over 65 years remained the same in both groups irrespectively of whether the treatment was started with surgery or with neoadjuvant chemotherapy (OR = 0.77 [0.11–4.52], p = 0.741).
However, in modern oncology, an increasing number of options are available to oncologists and thus the possibility of optimal diagnosis should not be overlooked, as some effective therapies can be administered with low toxicity.
The possibility of optimal surgery was a bit greater after neoadjuvant chemotherapy, comparing to adjuvant chemotherapy, but no statistically significant difference between these treatment methods was found (OR = 1.18 [0.58–2.42], p = 0.626).
