The results: each person killed in a crash in effect contributed through the loss of his or her life $1.54 million, adjusted for inflation, to the value of the time that was saved by the faster driving of everyone during those seven years.
"They make you suspected," he said, "even by those who cannot possibly subsist without your succour". The assembly being moved with this speech of his, changed their minds on the sudden, and commanded him immediately to raise another force, and go himself to assist their confederates in the Hellespont; an appointment which, in effect, contributed more than anything to the relief of Byzantium.
In conclusion, our data suggest that individual genetic traits could in effect contribute to determine the treatment outcome of triptans, which frequently prompts drug misuse and overuse [10, 11].
This can lead to the use of technologies which do not address health needs and in effect contribute to the inefficient use of resources [ 7].
Each of the features of the metabolic syndrome in effect contributes to this pro-inflammatory state [ 5].
Twin and family studies have suggested that the genetic contribution is most likely oligo- to polygenetic, with many genetic variations of smaller effect contributing in an additive or interactive manner [Levinson, 2006].
Although limited information is available regarding the impact of heparanase on AD pathogenesis, A β40 has been shown to protect heparanase-catalyzed degradation of HSPGs in vitro with predicted effect contributing to the stability and persistence of A β plaques [ 53].
The chronic lack of housing in native communities has a ripple effect, contributing to other problems, such as high rates of respiratory illness, depression, and family violence.
There are, of course, apart from developing the human capital, many other issues that can be addressed by CSR that can, in its effect contribute to the National Agenda.
Uncertainty in the intervention effect contributed to most (>85%) of the variation in incremental costs and QALYs.
