These marginal utility values are significant main effects (p < 0.0001) expressed relatively to the golden standard of no harm to effectiveness, the main effect of which is set to -1.
The Pentagon is studying the effects of allowing openly gay service members, and no action will be taken until the Pentagon report is complete and the defense secretary, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the president all certify that repeal would not harm military effectiveness.
Our sector accepts the urgency but needs to balance the responsibility to protect users while upholding fundamental rights – a one-hour turn-around time in such cases could harm the effectiveness of service providers' take-down systems rather than help.
On the other hand, the model uses a relatively small carbon emission factor, which can significantly increase the estimation of high social costs and harm the effectiveness of the model.
EdiMA, the European trade association, whose members include Facebook, Google and Twitter, responded with disappointment and dismay to the Commission's recommendations, describing it as "a missed opportunity for evidence-based policy making" — and claiming a "one-hour turn-around time in such cases could harm the effectiveness of service providers' take-down systems rather than help".
They include remarks by Sen. John McCain that lifting the ban will mean "doing great damage" to the military and will likely "harm battle effectiveness".
Even a recent study to no one's surprise said a repeal of the policy would not harm military effectiveness or morale.
Still, some like Senator McCain insisted right up to the last minute of debate on the Senate floor that repeal would "harm battle effectiveness" and "cost Marines lives".
Physicians focus more on doing no harm to effectiveness and patient safety, coordination, provider wellness and timeliness.
There is no evidence that the inclusion of homosexuals in the IDF has harmed operational effectiveness, combat readiness, unit cohesion, or morale in the Israeli military.
