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The advantages of each type of valve must be weighed against its disadvantages; for example mechanical valves offer low rates of degeneration but require the patient to be anticoagulated to avoid thromboembolic complications.

The perception of these benefits is weighed against the potential benefits of parallel treatment options (if the patient has any options), to determine again the perceived relative advantage.

The economic benefits of building a road, for example, are routinely weighed against the harm more cars will cause (exhaust fumes, crashes, congestion, obnoxious bumper-stickers).

In both examples, when the gains from category breadth were weighed against the gains from committing to a single value-creation engine, the latter won out.

An example of a probabilistic exposure assessment model for chilled food application is provided and its potential added value as a food safety management tool in an industrial context is weighed against its disadvantages.

The risks were weighed against new realities.

For example, the Kinko's court was persuaded that there had been no transformative use of the work (Id. at 1530-31) and that the absence of such a use weighed against a finding of fair use.

Costs must be weighed against patient outcomes, however.

Those fees should be weighed against the tax savings.

H. L. A. Hart and Joseph Raz, for example, argue that law is preemptive; law does not merely offer a consideration for or against a potential course of action, to be weighed against any and all other relevant considerations.

Principles, however, are normally weighed against realities.