Although severe cases were comparatively few, direct costs accounted for 53.14% of the total loss from direct costs.
Like Protestants elsewhere, the Anglicans preferred comparatively short, direct, often chordal — but not necessarily simple — sacred settings.
The comparatively lower direct cost, indirect costs and production overheads are a definite good resource for Hong Kong manufacturers to tap.
The line has a "slope" of about 90%, as might be expected from a machine-paced operation which involves comparatively little direct labor.
I think the quote was revealing of something; at the least, the fact that Obama has comparatively little direct experience dealing with and talking to white, rural working-class people and not enough familiarity with their way of life.
This is evident in such works as the Neptune and Amphitrite (1516) and the Hercules and Deianira (1517), in which his early, complex designs have given way to a comparatively simple and direct conception.
When Nansen's plans became public knowledge The New York Times was enthusiastic, deeming it "highly probable that there is a comparatively short and direct route across the Arctic Ocean by way of the North Pole, and that nature herself has supplied a means of communication across it".
Most efforts are directed towards traditional surveillance [7], with comparatively less research directed towards developing strategies for active engagement in coral reef health management, disease prevention and cure [8] [10].
This provision was considered to be likely to be comparatively cost-effective, directing limited NHS resources to be used in the best way.
Due to their comparatively small impact radius, direct hazards from phreatic explosions are concentrated close to the crater.
