Last week, it unveiled Ola Select, a program that grants its most active users a range of perks that include in-car WiFi, and now Ola money is allowing the service's most active users to benefit from more consolidated payment options.
Many improvements were applied in manufacturing austenite active (superelastic) and martensite active (heat-activated) NiTi wires to benefit from the extraordinary superelasticity and shape memory properties of NiTi alloys [3].
The WHO concluded that if promotion of active commuting is accompanied by suitable transport planning and safety measures, active commuters are likely to benefit from the safety-in-numbers effect (WHO 2007b).
For example, their next event is the Holiday Challenge featuring Team Santa v. Team Mrs. Claus to benefit Active Heroes, another wonderful non-profit helping our military families, veterans, and active duty with financial assistance and job placement.
Based on the findings of this study it is apparent that a large number of students were insufficiently active and insufficiently skilled to benefit their current and future health.
First, in the light of new findings regarding PCa pathology and natural history, it appears clear that focal therapy should targeted to patients who are likely to benefit from active treatment, whereas men with clinically insignificant disease should be monitored carefully by active surveillance.
Maternal vaccination is particularly relevant because the most severe disease occurs within the first 6 months of life, when children are unlikely to benefit from active immunisation.
He was generous and active in charitable causes, especially to benefit performers in need.
Patients who have had previous successes resulting from active effort are more likely to benefit from individual therapy.
