However, a different appropriate comparator than chosen by the G-BA is mostly declined in the assessment with the consequence of rejection of the indirect comparison and no additional benefit.
What marks the transition from early to later Wittgenstein can be summed up as the total rejection of dogmatism, i.e., as the working out of all the consequences of this rejection.
The consequences of the rejection "are incalculable," the banking association added.
As she points out, Fish's critique of nave First Amendment absolutism has merit, but he is deceptively optimistic about the consequences of his rejection of "principled" arguments.
The consequences of this rejection were two general elections, a major constitutional crisis, and the ultimate passage of the Parliament Act of 1911, which severely curtailed the powers of the upper house.
Those voters would do themselves, and the European Union, a great service if they were to reject this treaty and jolt governments into coming up with a better version.Some European politicians and EU devotees have argued that the consequences of a rejection would be catastrophic.
More serious, perhaps, seem to be the consequences of the rejection of psychology.
But for those scoring sky high in a need for uniqueness, the negative consequences of rejection on creativity may be mitigated and even reversed.
Given the serious consequences of rejection and allograft failure, well designed studies on bioequivalence and safety of generic immunosuppression in transplant recipients are needed.
