As well as providing significant value for CAF, the assessment was instrumental in gathering more data on social investment which consequently benefited the market as a whole.
After co-milling with K2S2O8/NaCl, soluble metallic compounds were produced and consequently benefit the subsequent leaching process.
Using this measure, we found that the least wealthy appear to be the most dependent on fishing, and consequently benefit the most from the invasive crayfish.
In the current difficult economic context, small and medium enterprises represent the most disadvantaged realities concerning environmental innovation, basically because they cannot invest in and consequently benefit from Research and Development units.
Persuasion consequently benefited, allowing it to be filmed at on-site locations like Lyme and Bath, and in the southeastern English countryside.
Compared to the PBS-injected group, significantly slower tumor growth was observed, even in empty hydrogel-injected mice, confirming the previous finding that hydrogel itself could provide a residence for APCs and could, consequently, benefit antitumor immunity.
The heterozygote advantage hypothesis [ 23] proposes that individuals heterozygous at MHC loci are able to respond to a greater range of pathogen peptides than homozygotes and, consequently, benefit from increased resistance to pathogens.
Other activities that have shown beneficial effects for older adults are aerobic physical activities, which contribute to the improvement of cardio-respiratory fitness and consequently benefit cognitive function in older adults without known cognitive impairment (Angevaren et al. 2008).
Since outcomes can be different even among patients with the same disease-stage, it is important to evaluate additional factors that may help to identify the patients with resectable tumors who are at high risk for recurrence and could consequently benefit from adjuvant therapy.
Among patients who at any point during follow-up were classified as low IPSS risk and were therefore candidates to a delayed transplantation according to an IPSS-based strategy, 13% had an intermediate or high WPSS score (Fig. 4), and would consequently benefit from an immediate transplantation according to a WPSS-based strategy.
