Yet Britain should not forever defer the need to think about the future of the monarchy.
SBRT also has an emerging application in oligometastatic prostate cancer, with promising early outcomes for delaying disease progression and deferring the need for androgen deprivation therapy.
Hence, implementation of such a phase-wise enhanced voltage support could defer the need for grid reinforcement in case of large EV penetration rates, especially in highly unbalanced networks.
And the Mexican government — which underwrites electricity costs for low-income families — is expected to reap a double windfall, paying fewer subsidies and deferring the need to build new power plants.
Instead of a startup going public six to eight years after its founding to raise capital to grow the company, today companies can do $50 million-plus private raises at that point, deferring the need for an IPO to 10 years or more after launch.
We project, based on historical volume growth rates of 2.8%, to defer the need for additional staff in the H&E workcell at least 11.6 years due to the improved productivity observed from the implemented changes to date.
We also project to defer the need for space expansion and additional instrumentation, based similarly on historic growth rates exclusive of known projects or added contracts/clients, for at least 10 years.
We propose that her initial stabilization in glycemic control after surgery related to decreased insulin resistance and an enhanced incretin response (4); however, these only transiently deferred the need for insulin therapy.
Womacks may have wished to gain recognition for the role of women in the guerrilla war, but it was a recognition that still deferred to the need to validate their men.
