In addition, the purchasing power of these workers is lost, which can lead to unemployment for yet other workers". To be complete, benefit-cost analyses of proposed regulations would need to take all of the indirect effects of job losses into account.
In theory, the facility will offer a microcosm of most scenarios a car can expect to encounter in the real world, complete with the benefit of four seasons of weather including rain, ice and snow that's a built-in Michigan benefit.
Maybe Clemens did not have the benefit of complete health, Torre speculated last week.
"But this has been the hurdles". Opponents complained that council members were acting without benefit of complete information, hurrying their decision to meet an Aug. 18 deadline set by the IOC.
The binocular visual benefit of complete correction increased with spatial frequency, similar to the monocular case.
On average between subjects, the binocular visual benefit of complete correction was smaller than monocular visual benefit at 16 c/deg by 11% and 23% for the right and left eyes respectively.
This example nicely illustrates the benefit of complete characterization since it enables demonstration of the association of a loss of magnetic properties with the biotransformation of the material into poorly magnetic species (rather than a disappearance of the material).
Subjects 1, 2 and 4 had higher order RMS errors greater than 0.30 µm in both eyes and thus also correspondingly demonstrated the maximum visual benefit of complete correction.
For this work, we employed the KEGG database [ 44] as the source of common identifiers; although all of the reactions and metabolites in KEGG may not be accurate or complete, KEGG has the benefit of being an extensive, freely accessible resource used by the broader biological community.
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