The group stresses that dose alone is not a reason for insurers or pharmacists to block access — and that doctors with good clinical reasons for variance should not be investigated or prosecuted.
Documenting the input actually provided to meet those needs supports the identification of unmet need, and also the reasons for variance.
This provides an opportunity for the team to discuss the reasons for variance from expected levels, and serves to enhance team learning about what can and cannot be achieved.
Reasons for variance may include residual practice bias and clinical factors which could introduce a treatment bias where anesthetic technique could be altered to account for specific patient risk factors.
The other primary reasons for variance in labour costs were pest control, as well as the time which the producer was out of the production facilities due to quarantine (both about 1.0 seconds, or 0.30 eurocent, per bird), education, production monitoring and health monitoring programmes, and control and inspections (all three about 0.75 seconds, or 0.25 eurocent, per bird).
Yet the period of 3 months for which data was collected was rather short, possibly increasing the variance of calculated health care costs, which may be a further reason for the variance explained by the models being only small.
The punishment must still be reasonable and the judge is required to explain the reason for a variance from the recommended sentence.
Another common reason for a variance differing from what is anticipated, is that when the assumption that the probability of the occurrence of an event in a very short interval is constant fails.
One reason for this variance among others is a missing of a uniform definition of continence in different publications.
The sensitivity and specificity of various HPV detection methods suggest a reason for the variance among analyses of the prevalence of HPV in cervical cancer in China.
