Under these conditions, genotypes that acquire energy and grow at lower rates and therefore have higher metabolic scope for swimming and evading predators have higher fitness (Arnott et al. 2006; Chiba et al. 2007).
When costs were split in separate costs for patients in the control arm (€3620) and the intervention arm (€4925), or 36% higher, the scope for cost savings fell to €228.
The Sue Hedley Nursery is the High Scope classroom demonstration centre for the UK.
Additional herd immunity in men has less impact on the number vaccinated per cancer prevented if uptake among boys is higher because the scope for indirect effects gets smaller the more boys are vaccinated.
However, we cannot discount the possibility that selection bias might have favoured "good" practices and "compliant" patients, with the result that baseline performance was high with little scope for improvement.
And even if the share is higher, there is usually scope for improvement at home.
The Montreal Convention also offers scope for higher payments where your baggage is not lost but delayed.
The policy is not only expanding capacity but also demonstrating the scope for higher productivity and innovation.
The most important of these is the supply of labour, but the greater the scope for higher productivity, the less the pressure on the labour market.
Low growth also confounds the budget arithmetic and leaves no scope for higher spending or tax cuts to cushion the short-term impact of changes.
Forecasts for UK economic growth are somewhat higher than for some other European countries, but the UK economy shrank more sharply than either France or Spain in 2008 and 2009, suggesting there should be more scope for higher growth as it rebounds.
