In addition to the cost savings associated with a deferral of time to ART eligibility, these interventions directly target several other important infectious diseases endemic to sub-Saharan Africa, including diarrhea and malaria (12, 13).
The vice-president, Kalonzo Musyoka, himself a lawyer, toured Africa to seek support for a year's deferral, to allow time to set up a domestic tribunal that would, by law, kick the ICC off the case.
Moral of the story: When it comes to IRAs, tax deductible contributions are important, but tax deferral wins every time.
We recently demonstrated that loss of CB1 derails oviductal embryo transport, leading to deferral of on-time embryo implantation [19].
All annuities offer tax-deferral from the time of your initial investment, but your distributions are taxable, so take that into consideration when you are considering selling your annuity.
He said Africans supported a deferral to allow more time for talks.
It will get no blame for the deferral and will win time for reforms.
A proper tuning of this parameter avoids either unnecessary wasted time in deferral periods or a high probability of collisions.
In this example, the process is deferral and in each time state the problem is whether to continue deferring or to stop deferring and to invest immediately with a value of 0. The problem can be solved using differential equations if the state variable is an Ito process.
The current studies suggest that these phenomena are at least accessible to conscious confidence assessments, in that the confidence ratings collected on a moment-to-moment basis mimicked both deferral behaviour and response time patterns (see Figs. 2, 3, 5, 6).
