A common exposure variable, like BMI, which generates high interest and numerous plausible cutoffs, emphasizes how much useful information is lost when a single cutoff is presented.
Identification of immunosuppressive cells, targeting cells that are abnormal in ADs, recently has generated high interest for their clinical use (reviewed in [ 51]).
A recent report on sun protection from Mintel echoed the sentiment".Added skin care benefits like antioxidants and anti-aging ingredients generate high reported interest among consumers, particularly women," the report read".As the lines between skin care and sun care continue to blur, it stands to reason that more sun care brands will offer skin care benefits in their products".
Bismarck and his advisors realized that it was worth increasing debt levels in the short term -- Prussian debt/national product increased from a mere 14percentt in 1872 to three times this volume in 1892 -- whenever the money could generate higher returns than prevailing interest rates.
By lowering the interest rate paid on the investment contracts, the firms were able to generate higher returns.
Participation in the focus groups was low, as the study required participants not sensitised to the subject matter; it was therefore challenging to generate high levels of interest.
The list of mistakes is awesome: tax "reform" that was code for biasing the tax system to favour the better off and inherited wealth; the dogged pursuit of money-supply control in the midst of a credit boom, so generating high real interest rates; an over-high exchange rate and the accelerated deindustrialisation of Britain's regions.
Current approaches to genetically modifying phototrophs to generate high titers of the molecules of interest, e.g., liquid alkanes, lipids, and hydrogen, have run into considerable issues because the underlying regulatory processes governing the allocation of carbon and reductant into specific biomass components or desired metabolic products are poorly understood.
Sub-prime borrowers were quick, risky, but easy targets that paid higher rates of interest, generating higher returns.
