Correction: Oct. 10, 2004, Sunday An answer in the Q & A column last Sunday about noise and heat from an air-conditioning compressor, installed in a common area of a co-op but benefiting only one apartment, referred incorrectly to a law on the other residents' rights.
Q & A Correction: October 10, 2004, Sunday An answer in the Q & A column last Sunday about noise and heat from an air-conditioning compressor, installed in a common area of a co-op but benefiting only one apartment, referred incorrectly to a law on the other residents' rights.
[5] Fruits and vegetables should and could be overflowing in classrooms, but that would benefit only kids.
The contest had quickened, to City's benefit only, but just as David de Gea sparkled in United's win at Arsenal on Saturday, so too did Adrián.
The core measures in Bush's tax cuts benefit only the wealthy, but there are additional features that provide significant benefits to some -- but only some -- middle-class families.
The T3 also promises greater compatibility with Microsoft Outlook, but this is a benefit only for those who sync with a PC, not with Apple Computer 's Macintosh platform.
The Tungsten E also promises greater compatibility with Microsoft Outlook, but this is a benefit only for those who sync with a PC, not with Apple Computer 's Macs.
But this benefit only applies to those that perform well on the city's annual school progress reports, The New York Times reports.
Anti-VEGF-A therapies bind and block both pro-angiogenic VEGF-Axxx and the partial agonist VEGF-Axxxb isoforms, but their anti-angiogenic benefit only comes about from targeting the pro-angiogenic isoforms.
Symptoms are alleviated within days, but the benefit lasts only a few months, and subsequent injections tend to be less effective.
