Critically, our results indicate that juniper management strategies designed to increase cattle forage do not necessarily achieve measurable sage-grouse benefits, underscoring the need for program evaluation and monitoring.
The White House decision to deny health benefits also underscores how far the president's expected actions will fall short of providing the kind of full membership in American society that activists have spent decades fighting for.
The milestone will be greeted with the usual photo opportunities, platitudes and mind-boggling statistics; the PR stunts from sponsors who have invested hundreds of millions in the Games will increase; questions about what taxpayers get for their £9.3bn will get louder, as will government drum-banging about the benefits – all underscored by new urgency as the scale hits home.
The urgency of the need for changes in retirement benefits was underscored last week when the state comptroller's office reported that the pension fund, hobbled by losses amid the market's collapse, had shrunk to $109.9 billion at the end of March from $153.9 billion a year earlier.
The importance of forward thinking as a way of promoting future access of research benefits was equally underscored by reflecting on previous struggles between civil society organisations and the pharmaceutical industries.
"This paper underscores the benefits of using quantitative models for risk management," the authors write.
But the report praises the development for "commitments to many specific areas of laudable best practice" and underscores the benefits of the Sakhalin II for the island, which is near Japan and has long been known for its poverty.
Mr. Smith's sentence is among the lightest received by any Wall Street trader caught up in the insider trading scandals that have shaken the hedge fund industry, and it underscores the benefits of pleading guilty and cooperating.
Finally, the paper underscores the benefits of popularizing OR in the health care sector.
