A cost-benefit analysis will be performed if a reduction in the use of services is documented (see power calculation in "sample size and statistical power" section presented previously).
But the Responsibility to Protect, or R2P, is one means of addressing the most frustrating and durable failures of international relations, one well documented by Power herself in a book that won the Pulitzer Prize a decade ago the failure by the United States and other countries to prevent or halt genocides and other mass slaughters.
Esteemed political analysts Thomas Mann and Norm Ornstein, authors of the book It's Even Worse Then It Looks, have documented the power wielding and shielding of Republicans.
Part of Dines's porn-phobia stems from her equation of the industry's (poorly documented) earning power with mainstream cultural cache.
Despite its documented prognostic power [ 10], MIBG imaging is under-utilized in clinical practice, primarily because the benefit of this procedure in addition to conventional clinical parameters including heart failure symptoms, left ventricular function and biochemical data is not clearly defined.
Many studies have documented the power of food journals for estimating the quantity and quality of food and calories consumed in an average day or week.
Many images document power lost, as with idle loading docks or a failed moon rocket's launching pad, long vacant.
The national reporting prize went to Barton Gellman and Jo Becker of The Post, for documenting the power wielded in secrecy by Vice President Dick Cheney.
The Bonneville Power Administration, a federal energy marketing agency in Portland, Ore., has a collection of more than 200,000 cards documenting its power plants, substations and transmission lines.
In 2003, Duflo and colleague Abhijit Banerjee founded MIT's Poverty Action Lab, which worked on many of the studies documenting the power of cash transfers.
