Several randomized trials and meta-analyses comparing PEG and NaP have suggested that NaP is safe, better tolerated, cost-effective, and equally or more effective [ 5, 12- 15].
Software solutions are deployed only when absolutely no failures are to be tolerated and cost of both systems and design is not a concern.
Acupressure has several advantages over other potential PCRF treatments: it is self-administered with little effort and time on the part of the patient; it is well tolerated; low-cost; and requires minimal instruction by clinic staff, e.g., nurse.
Fluoroquinolone prophylaxis is well tolerated and cost-effective and should be offered to patients receiving chemotherapy for haematological malignancies and high-dose chemotherapy for solid tumours in which prolonged (>7 days) neutropenia is expected.
We also argue that those pathogens concentrated in young or immunologically naive hosts would be unlikely to tolerate the cost and be unvarying, whereas those pathogens that spread more widely would tolerate the cost and be antigenically variable.
I tolerate the cost as I am in love with the game, but I respect and admire why people are leaving it.
She also warned NSF officials that "we won't tolerate any cost overruns" in building large, new research facilities.
For migrants not adjusting airspeed to wind conditions, ε is inversely related to the component of the ground speed along the preferred direction: that is, the maximum tolerated extra transport cost is equivalent to a minimum tolerated ground speed component along the preferred direction.
It may even be that these consultants were authorized by corporate employers - or it was at least tolerated as a cost of keeping talented employees.
For example, when planning the cortical placement of intracranial electrodes [22], a higher false negative rate can be tolerated because the cost is low (i.e. placement of extra electrodes over normal brain regions) and is associated with a higher rate of detecting true positives, thus favoring high sensitivity.
As fosphenytoin can be administered more rapidly, and it is at least as well tolerated as phenytoin, cost differences with these latter outcomes may, in theory, favour fosphenytoin.
