In this America, the House can — as it did in July — pass a farm bill that left out the food stamp program at a time when a record number of Americans, nearly 48 million, are depending on the benefits.
All of these components may vary depending on the benefits of multiple mating, e.g. via fertility insurance or offspring performance (Sprenger et al. 2008).
Iain Duncan Smith, the work and pensions secretary, thundered to MPs this week that he was reviewing entitlements in order "to lock people out from coming here solely for the purpose of claiming benefits".Britain is in fact more generous than many EU countries, though it depends on the benefit.
(female respondent, uninsured) Respondents both from the public enterprises and civil servants underline that the premium should depend on the benefit packages and type of provider.
15 In addition, we know little about how much overdetection people would consider acceptable, which could depend on the benefit that could result from screening or the consequences of overdetection, which are different according to which cancer is being overdetected.
In the Additional file, we provide details on how to solve the variational problem for a different type of cost function which is asymmetric with respect to E ˙. Importantly, the fitness of an enzyme trajectory would in principle also depend on the benefit derived from metabolizing a given amount of substrate with the available enzyme.
Known as the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment and produced by 1,360 scientists in 95 countries, the survey aimed to assess the state of ecosystems from the point of view of the people who depend on the benefits that they provide.
Obviously, a universal program has a higher total cost, but whether the cost is worth it depends on the benefits.
Their eligibility depends on the benefits they are seeking.
