The knowledge of the needs of individuals in high-risk areas, as well as the accepted benefits of psychological resilience for both individual and community functioning means that establishing psychological resilience-building strategies seems promising.
The generally accepted benefits of breast cancer screening may have encouraged Delphi participants to consider breast to be particularly worthy of expedited diagnosis [ 23], even though the screening population is asymptomatic, and were not included in this study.
The Journal reported that AARP policy chief John Rother is pushing the organization to accept benefit cuts as part of a deal to make Social Security solvent.
The French have discreetly set aside institution-building and the British have quietly accepted the benefit of modest EU operations.
The generally accepted climate benefit of natural gas is that it emits about half as much CO2 as coal per kilowatt-hour generated.
This choice is supported by the literature [ 16] and in line with the accepted physiological benefit of being up and mobile [ 24, 25].
Recent literature and the industry have widely accepted the benefits of strain-based design in regards to steel pipelines.
7 They are not entitled, as against their fellows who prefer to come under the plan and accept its benefits, to force, at their own wish or whim, a liquidation which under the findings will not advantage them and may seriously injure those who accept the benefit of the plan.
The price of accepting the benefit of unification where the problems of sex, interactions and the lack of quantification of chance in traditional theory are addressed in one will be to accept that what we know regarding how evolution happens is merely the tip of the iceberg.
New research suggests that in the distant past, groups of hunter-gatherers may have recognized and accepted the benefits of living in hierarchical societies, even if they themselves weren't counted among the well-off.
