The project will benefit far fewer than claimed, and the money could be better spent elsewhere.The costs of the transposition could rise.
In the U.S., cancer is the leading cause of death in adults under age 85, and of the 1.5 million patients diagnosed with cancer each year, about two thirds will benefit from RT. Worldwide, the number of patients who could benefit from RT far exceeds the capacity.
While some species could benefit from climate change, far more are set to lose out, according to the latest government estimates.
But if this is not so, if the transit was gradual, then how such transit of one eye a minute fraction of the journey towards the other side of the head could benefit the individual is indeed far from clear.
About 80percentt of all marine debris comes from land, so cleaning up Coney Island or Copacabana Beach could benefit sea turtles near and far.
Its disappointing that these firms and individuals who could benefit the most from this far-reaching, inexpensive phenomenon still are in a hibernation mode -- hiding behind misconceptions such as compliance issues or the notion that this is a "fad!" The Internet has changed our entire communication landscape.
Though the number of hospice patients has risen sharply in the last five years -- up 27percentt in Westchester County, which mirrors the national trend -- experts say far more people could benefit from the variety of hospice services if the stigma of "giving up" didn't keep them from seeking help and if the eligibility requirements for Medicare were broadened.
During the briefing, questions were by Ottawa Citizen reporter David Pugliese Kenney's main tormentor as to whether Canada had concerned that far-right extremists could benefit from Canada's training mission.
Moderate warming could benefit crop and pasture yields in countries far from the Equator, like Canada and Russia.
I have heard nothing so far that indicates to me you could benefit from that kind of care".
Benefits to public health could be far reaching; pregnancy is a time of significant change within a family at which women who could benefit from weight control are accessible and may be readily motivated, and any change to lifestyle could influence families' behaviour in the longer term.
