A permanent move would imply higher costs of consumption for a much longer period of time and, even though it may imply higher wage rates, it could be sub-optimal.
As the offspring matures and becomes able to obtain food by itself, the time and energy invested by the dam results in proportionately less benefits to the offspring, even though for her it implies an increasing biological cost.
Pro-life is "a brilliant phrase, even though it's meaningless because it implies anti-life on the other side," said Lucy Ferriss, a writer-in-residence at Trinity College in Hartford, Conn.
A type I error is committed if the null is rejected even though it is true, which implies that the hypothesis under test is false.
And even though Carter implies that he will never return, Sharon, Carl and the rest will be back again this year, waiting for the peak of the run.
Until or unless unemployment hits very high levels, most of the population will prefer the low-inflation dynamic, as most of the population is employed, even though that implies a prolonged period of high unemployment for a small subset of the labour force.
Even though evidence implies that CKD creates an insulin-resistant state, hypoglycemia can ensue due to decreased gluconeogenesis and insulin degradation [ 31].
Like in second-order schedules [ 73], this cue-induced secondary reward may sustain continued responding in the LLL hole, even though this implies a decreased overall foraging in the long term [ 34, 36, 38].
In general, -type condition and -condition are not equivalent, even though it is obvious that -type condition implies -condition on the modular space.
