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The proposed vectorization method could bring a higher benefit to caches when used together because the proposed method pays the minimum row opening penalty possible.

This alga has extremely wide euryhalinity and eurythermy (Tsutsui et al. 2015), making it of potentially higher benefit to intensive shrimp aquaculture ponds than Ulva species; however, the use of Chaetomorpha sp. in aquaculture has not yet been tested.

White et al. [ 26] performed a cost-benefit analysis of a routine childhood MMR vaccine program in the US compared to no vaccination, or vaccination with individual (measles, mumps or rubella) antigens and found that the MMR vaccine had a higher benefit to cost ratio than the monovalent ones and would be preferred.

Compared to health economics evaluations of other diseases, we found that conducting screening for a specific disease resulted in higher benefit-to-cost ratios in high risk areas than in other areas.

Then there is the city's decision to take 10 years, instead of the current 5, to pay money it owes the municipal pension funds so that they will be able to pay higher benefits to city retirees.

Besides, adaptive pricing brings higher benefits to traffic efficiency compared to fixed pricing.

Our results showed clearly that uncharred feedstock and lower temperature biochars gave higher benefits to both contrasting textured soils than higher temperature biochars, largely connected to changes in the physiochemical properties of biochars.

These results showed clearly that lower temperature biochar gave higher benefits to both contrasting textured soils than the higher temperature counterpart in both first (32 days after biochar application, DAA) and second (82 DAA) cropping cycles.

As different industries' marginal effect to the economic system varies, increasing water supply to industries with a higher comprehensive added value output coefficient will generate higher benefits to the national economic system.

The IMF has also recommended that high and unconditional income support to families could be replaced with programs that give higher benefits to those in work, such as childcare subsidies for working mothers (which are relatively low in Austria and Portugal).

A non-cooperative model of network formation, Econometrica 68, 1131 1230] model of network formation with decay and two-way flow of benefits by introducing agents with lower linking costs or higher benefits to others.