The crisis, and the measures aimed at combating it, have resulted in high unemployment (28 percent), a steep drop in gross domestic product (28 percent from 2008), higher taxes, lower incomes, fewer benefits, widespread insecurity and a loss of faith in the political system, democratic institutions and even in the European Union.
And, although they have huge potential benefits, widespread deployment is a long way off.
Despite these important outcome benefits, widespread implementation of a conservative fluid strategy in practice has been relatively slow [ 31].
Cancer risk level targets in U.S. regulatory arenas generally focus on a range of 10 6 to 10 4, although this range is flexible depending on the context (e.g., offsetting benefits, widespread vs. infrequent exposures).
Mr. Bing could benefit from widespread frustration with Mr. Kilpatrick, who stepped down in September, and other members of the City Council.
Overcoming structural changes that cause an imbalance in cartilage matrix equilibrium will be necessary to optimize clinical benefit, enabling widespread use of biotracheas.
These are states with large rural constituencies which could benefit from widespread high-speed Internet access (broadband) deployment.
And too many stakeholders, including politicians, benefit from widespread belief that a growing bubble is grounded in reality and will continue indefinitely.
Randomised intervention trials must show a benefit before widespread vitamin D supplementation can be recommended.
Quantitative proteomics methods that allow a comparison of protein levels across complex samples have great potential to benefit a widespread range of applications.
