Additionally, in the United States, the specter of class-action lawsuits imposes a higher level of precaution on the part of drug makers, Dr. Bapt suggested.
We first show that theoretically the impact of increasing ordeals is ambiguous: for example, time spent applying imposes a higher monetary cost on the rich, but may impose a higher utility cost on the poor.
First, since obesity imposes a higher burden on the poor than on the well-off, the benefits that reduced soda consumption brings will benefit the poor more, a fair outcome.
Current medication information is too difficult to understand for low health literate populations, which imposes a higher risk of misinterpreting prescription label instructions, dosage, duration, frequency, warning labels, written information and verbal pharmacist counseling.
This imposes a higher standard for a patent holder to establish a case for injunction, especially where the alleged infringing products are already in the market, because an injunction would result in a significant loss of revenue as well as exclude competition.
However, the Secretary may prescribe, for a motor vehicle operated by a carrier subject to subchapter I of chapter 135, a safety regulation that imposes a higher standard of performance after manufacture than that required by an applicable standard in effect at the time of manufacture.
American law imposes a high bar on libel lawsuits — far higher than many other countries.
In wireless communications spectrum is a scarce resource, and hence imposes a high cost on high data rate transmission.
The disadvantage it shares with coal and gas is that it depends upon the extraction of uranium, which, like mining fossil fuels, imposes a high environmental cost.
Obviously, the requirement for the original video reconstruction imposes a high computational complexity.
The results show that Normal PDF imposes a low risk on the retailer in low price data, while it imposes a high risk in the high price data.
