Taking such a reference point implies that health gains that accrue to people whose health is below the reference point, and thus given their age are in 'unacceptable health states', will carry more weight than equally sized gains accruing to people who are already above this reference point.
These statutes were drafted very carefully, and the words to not reference any "benefit that may accrue," (a phrase used in House Rule 23, Clause 3) to influence a politician's performance.
Based on the unequivocal evidence accrued over the past five years (above cited references and our work), we propose that B. invadens should be synonymized with B. dorsalis.
Yair Lapid, leader of the centrist Yesh Atid party, said of Netanyahu and Bennett that "all they care about is the political advantage they can accrue from the suffering of citizens in the south," a reference to the public anger that greeted last week's Gaza cease-fire, which is perceived by many Israelis as a humiliating agreement with a terrorist group.
And the benefits, my colleagues, will accrue not just to research participants, investigators, and sponsors, but to YOU! References. 1.
For purposes of this paragraph, any reference to the accrued benefit shall be a reference to such benefit accrued to date.
In part, this may be because monitoring their own payoffs relative to an internal reference point is less cognitively demanding than also monitoring and comparing the payoffs that accrue to an interaction partner.
Redditor Uninspire predicts — in reference to the r/MemeEconomy subreddit, where users bet on the which memes will accrue cultural capital — that, "Low effort memes will surely see a downturn".
That is, nearby populations tend to be genetically similar to one another, with larger genetic differences accruing over longer distances (see Waples et al. 2001; Hendry et al. 2004b and references cited therein).
But there are numerous disorienting gaps and references we can't understand until later -- if ever -- as the meanings of various associations slowly accrue.
