If accurate determination of chemosensitivity were achieved by this means, the overall number receiving cytotoxic treatment unnecessarily would decrease, and the overall survival benefit derived, per person treated, increase accordingly, as shown in Figure 1.
It is suggested that optimizing the use of primary health care providers other than physicians, by task shifting, would be cost-effective and decrease the unnecessarily high maternal mortality in Uganda [ 22].
But critics of Administration policy say too much data is still kept unnecessarily secret, thereby decreasing the importance of classification and tempting some people to disclose facts that may harm national security.
In contrast, adjunctive treatments targeted at specific secondary conditions are typically longer and may unnecessarily postpone decreases in PTSD symptoms and related comorbidity or even increase the risk of dropout before the patient arrives at the trauma-focused treatment phase.
The method used to decrease the NE dosage is often arbitrary and may unnecessarily prolong the potentially harmful use of this agent.
Then, the potentially optimal, i.e., profit-maximizing, project durations, should lie in the time interval ([underline{T}, overline{T}]), since a makespan below (underline{T}) is impossible and a makespan exceeding (overline{T}) unnecessarily leads to possibly decreasing revenues.
This method of using TEG can help in decreasing often unnecessarily administered FFP.
High number of MUs in some countries may have undesirable consequences, such as unnecessarily high screening frequency and decreased age at which screening is started.
In addition, the number of beds unnecessarily occupied for elective admissions decreased and therefore there were more beds available for emergency admissions.
