His view there, and it was also Larry's view and my view, was that the moral-hazard aspect was a by-product of doing something else so important — avoiding Mexico going into default, with possible contagion effects — that you simply had to accept the negative effect in order to get the greater good".
So you just learn to accept the side effects, there is no such thing as 'No side effects'.
Another cancer survivor reported that to accept the side effects as a reality was important, in contrast to denying these effects, a path that would just lead to treatment failure and nothing else.
I think the actors have a bigger part in the special effects than you might realize, because the more believable the acting is, to a degree, the more you're willing to accept the special effects.
Willingness to pay for transport and willingness to accept the environmental effects are derived from surveys among residents.
Saturation biopsy can be considered for patients at risk of cancer who are willing to accept the side effects, but it is known that clinically insignificant cancers can be detected [46].
The negative impact of screening might be reduced by screening men who are more willing to accept the side effects from treatment.
It may be speculated that individuals with high SEP could be less likely to accept the side effects of AD treatment, since they have the possibility to pay for costly alternatives such as psychotherapy.
Members of Local 743 of the International Association of Machinists voted 683 to 33 on Sunday to accept the agreement, which took effect immediately.
For many years, breast cancer patients have had to accept the psychologically stressful side effect of alopecia caused by cytotoxic chemotherapies.
They are willing to accept the risks and side effects that come with treatment.
