If wounded or psychologically damaged, American contract workers must turn, like any other injured civilian employees, to the Workers' Compensation system, hence their sense of themselves as a "disposable army".
To hold, as the prevailing opinion seems to do, that every payment which in any aspect is a gift is perforce not compensation and hence relieved of any tax, is to work havoc with the law.
Mechanisms of temperature compensation must hence be cell-intrinsic.
These studies have deepened our understanding of the mechanism of compensation, and hence leaf growth, at the cellular level.
The absence of network inputs to these receptor neurons (Vogel and Ronacher, 2007; Clemens et al., 2011) suggests that a cellular mechanism underlies the observed temperature compensation and hence raises the more general question to what extent temperature compensation can be achieved at the level of individual cells.
AEFI can vary as a function of the vaccine (formulation and manufacturers), vaccinee (age of children), and country (vaccination scheme adopted, AEFI reporting systems, and adverse event compensation policies); hence the difficulty in comparing outcomes of AEFI within and between countries.
Potential of high value returns has enabled the municipal government to offer relatively high compensation rates, creating hence a new multimillion "propertied" class.
A new safety-training program, for instance, is no longer just another management-imposed distraction when it bears an understandable relationship to workers' compensation costs and hence to the bottom line.
To the Assistant Chief Counsel, this meant the flight would not be "merely incidental" to the guiding service and would be "for compensation or hire". Hence, the pilot had to be certified under, and comply with, the requirements of part 135.
