Why not provide commensurate incentives?
The discriminatory Health Net/ASH practices cited in the lawsuit allege that unlawful limitations are imposed on naturopathic physicians as compared to other medical practitioners who provide commensurate medical services.
Jarryd Gonzales, a Verizon spokesman, said that "from time to time, we review the FiOS-TV channel lineup to make sure that all content is providing commensurate value to our customers, and occasionally that results in removal of particular channels".
To do so will require countries to set more ambitious performance targets for the programs they implement, and for donors to provide commensurate financing to support scaling up of these programs.
Selected measures should have demonstrated properties in accordance with currently accepted criteria [ 12, 52, 53] and should provide commensurate measurements for patients across a wide age range.
While we did not specifically draw participants' attention to their scores in the PVA condition, we would urge future studies in this area to more closely control the impact of feedback by either eliminating all access to feedback or providing commensurate amounts and quality of feedback across all training conditions.
Judges should be provided compensation commensurate with the solemn duty of dispensing justice.
Participants who did not meet compliance criteria were thanked and provided payment commensurate with their participation.
I ask myself whether a restaurant's rib-eye warrants a $38 tariff, whether its markup on wine is conventional or criminal, whether the overall pleasure the restaurant provides is commensurate with the price it charges.
However, a real concern when using expensive molecular imaging agents is cost-effectiveness—"to demonstrate that the increased cost of the imaging provides a commensurate increase in value" [7].
