In view of this, the above contribution does not add anything substantial in improving our existing knowledge of climate-tectonic interaction in landform evolution.
In all, our results, when coupled with the finding in a companion paper that the SSS improved recipients' subjective well-being (Chen and Tan 2017),34 suggest that the SSS was successful in improving recipients' welfare without substantial reductions in labour supply, crowding out of private transfers, or changes in the behaviour of younger individuals who expect to receive SSS payouts in future.
Our results, when coupled with the findings in a companion paper that the SSS improved recipients' subjective well-being (Chen and Tan 2017),5 suggest that the SSS was successful in improving recipients' welfare without substantial crowding out of private transfers, reductions in labour supply, or changes in the behaviour of younger individuals who expect to receive SSS payouts in future.
These results, when coupled with our finding in a companion paper that the SSS improved recipients' subjective well-being, suggest that the SSS was successful in improving recipients' welfare without substantial crowding out of private transfers or changes in labour market behaviour of current and future SSS beneficiaries.
The Cabinet Office said Collington had delivered "substantial results in improving the capability of government procurement and in developing the strategy for shared services.
Although there has been substantial investment in improving prisoner welfare, the focus has been on reducing levels of suicide and self-harm.
"Citi has made substantial progress" in improving its compliance and addressing money laundering risks "in a comprehensive manner across products, business lines and geographies," a bank spokeswoman said.
The writer is also correct that long-term growth will require substantial investments in improving education and infrastructure, and the list of industries that the writer views as potential areas of growth is also useful.
Congress eliminated $42 million in aid to Lima last month and the Senate approved a provision to cut off more funds for Peru if the president reports that Mr. Fujimori has failed to make "substantial progress in improving its respect for human rights".
A spokesman for the railroad administration said that just before the Times articles appeared, the inspector general completed an audit of the agency's grade-crossing safety program and found that it had "made substantial progress in improving grade-crossing safety".
