A possible higher cost of multiple mating may further contribute to more rapid initial male decline in N2 in the male maintenance assays.
Case in point, I worked for almost a year on a documentary about military families and the high cost of multiple deployments, and we covered the issue of post traumatic stress and the ongoing chaos it can wreak in a returning veterans home life.
He said the contractors removing asbestos were paid a fixed fee and had to absorb the cost of multiple delays, some of them caused by regulators who found that contaminants had not been satisfactorily removed.
3 But where it would take a transformation of the energy sector (at a cost of trillions of dollars over multiple decades 1) to drop CO2 emissions enough to influence the climate, cutting SLCFs to achieve a similar goal could be achieved with current technologies under policy frameworks that are already in place, such as clean air regulations, according to Seidel.
Our reflections on the practical considerations of collecting cost data for a comparative costing of multiple sites is not an exhaustive list of guidelines or of the challenges faced.
And when a parent can't transfer from bed to chair to toilet, is too heavy for one person to safely lift and move, or needs help around the clock, the cost of multiple aides may surpass the cost of a nursing home -- the only other option that provides that level of care.
And it works - although the cost of multiple tasting plates can quickly add up.
One reason for the sudden growth is that the next generation of wireless Internet devices will likely combine the phone and the Personal Digital Assistant, eliminating the cost of multiple units.
In this study, we focus on evaluating the cost of multiple services for multiple actors.
The benefits of MIMO technologies are the damping the cost of multiple antennas by the use of all neighboring terminals, which gives us promising opportunities to increase the capacity of the system and to enhance error rate performance.
