issuers and their shareholders benefit from the concentration and direct interaction of orders our market provides".
We further find that, compared to immigrants from non-English-speaking origins, those from the United Kingdom and Ireland and India (both members of the Commonwealth), Chinese entrepreneurs, in contrast derive greater benefit from ethnic concentration in a specific region.
Urban residents benefit from a concentration of health infrastructure and proximity of services.
For the more complex diagnosis groups such as neoplasms, patients would benefit from more concentration of care, where for chronic diagnosis groups such as COPD and diabetes optimal value may be created by making care more accessible to patients by providing chronic care at more locations throughout the country.
The intensity of the cytotoxic effects of doxorubicin were also cell line dependent with the major effects of the drug occurring at the lower concentrations and little additional benefit from higher concentrations of drug.
Moreover, such responses are unlikely to have been shaped by natural selection on the herbivore specifically to benefit from low concentrations of gossypol; because such low concentrations are rarely encountered in nature.
These regulations, based on the performance of facilities that benefit from low concentrations of mercury in their feedstock and fuel inputs (e.g., limestone concentration was less than 25 ppb at each facility), will require non-compliant facilities to develop innovative controls.
The results of the VDPP do not suggest a benefit from higher concentrations of vitamin D, nor do they suggest an increased risk from lower concentrations with respect to the cancer sites studied.
Locked in a battle with Lenovo to be the world's third-largest pc maker, Acer is benefiting from its concentration in the notebook market, selling huge volumes on razor-thin margins.
The interior region, represented by Jiangyou, benefited from the concentration of the heavy industry in the command economy era, but continued to lose ground in attracting competitive job seekers as marketization progressed.
