Interventions beyond 24 mo that prove successful in enhancing adult stature (especially in girls) may offer additional opportunities to improve nutritional status and would likely foster advantages throughout the mothers' entire reproductive life and benefit future generations.
We limited our comparison to such real life data sets in order to exclude any possibility of bias that could foster the advantage of DFC test.
Much like the giraffe's home, we must question whether the establishment that was built in the interest of pioneering scientists is one that fosters a mutual advantage for the diverse community that it serves.
Fifth the increase in trade prompted by emerging partners fosters specialization along comparative advantages, thereby boosting productivity and output.
"Mother!" is a grand-scale tragedy of the commons, in which an artist becomes a celebrity, a public figure and a public resource, and then gets consumed by the members of the audience who draw upon them for a sort of sustenance, albeit factitious an illusion that the artist himself fosters for his own advantage and gratification.
The Alkire-Foster (AF) method has advantages over other methods and is currently practiced in literature.
Unless privileged people give up some of their advantages by fostering certain economic, political, and social changes, the charitable contributions they make here and there to alleviate human misery are mostly about making themselves feel good (Robinson, Globalizing Care: Ethics, Feminist Theory, and International Relations, 1999).
Foster care has certain advantages in terms of both improving the quality of care and releasing the heavy pressure on the work of state welfare institutions.
Placing a child with dually approved carers under fostering regulations initially has significant advantages for the child.
More importantly, however, the United States and Soviet Union and their allies during the Cold War used foreign aid as a diplomatic tool to foster political alliances and strategic advantages; it was withheld to punish states that seemed too close to the other side.
