With the Buy Back Program, consumers benefit from assurance, convenience and transparency so they can stay current and stay connected".
To motivate patients, our participants suggested quality incentives such as CDM information, awareness of CDM benefits and assurance that patients would always be in touch with the same professionals.
If the United States were to offer North Korea a package of economic benefits, security assurances and greater legitimacy, cooperating with the new engagement-friendly leadership in South Korea, it might be more appealing to Pyongyang then the relationship the regime has now with Beijing, the argument goes.
There was broad agreement that the core benefit of an assurance statement - assuming the provider has credibility - relates to internal leverage.
"They will have to be more transparent if they are dealing with taxpayer dollars," he said, adding that the government would probably offer benefit managers the assurance that information they disclose would not be released to competitors.
I think the electorate could benefit from some assurance that those appointed to run government departments are fit for purpose, or at least that while they are learning the job, they are not left entirely to their own devices, or in the hands of civil servants whose agendas may not be entirely sychronised with that of the elected government.
We estimated the reproductive assurance benefit of selfing per patch (Table 1), as previously described [ 94].
However, our results suggest that, in species like R. ferrugineum, ID strongly counteracts the reproductive assurance benefit of selfing.
However, the reduced fruit set in small patches and the strong mean lifetime ID of 0.9 strongly counteract the reproductive assurance benefit of selfing.
Lifetime ID (from seed production to maturity) would be expected to be strong in long-lived perennial species and, if associated with early-acting ID, it may counteract the reproductive assurance benefit of selfing in small plant patches.
