Additionally, when TOMS sells a pair of eyewear, part of the profit goes toward helping restore sight to those who need help, and according to their site, "helping to restore sight restores independence, economic potential and educational opportunity".
Further adjustment was undertaken as appropriate to determine independence from potential confounders.
As such, the social effects of a DRF extend beyond just the medical costs, resulting in loss of work hours, decreased occupational performance, loss of independence, and potential long-term disability [ 4, 10].
Its independence from electrode potential (at given concenrations of ferric hydroxo complexes in the elecrolyte) throughout the AOE potential region studied (0.50 0.65 V vs Hg/HgO/8 M KOH) has been noted.
Instead let's talk of energy independence, and the potential for new enterprise.
IN SEPTEMBER, Which MBA? debated how Scotland's potential independence might adversely affect Scottish business schools.
"We did carefully consider the potential independence implications of our consultants' actions before they undertook them," said Leslie Zucke, a spokesman for the firm.
Charlie Ravioli, prince of busyness, was not an end but a means: a way out onto the street in her head, a declaration of potential independence.
Buried in its 2013 results it expresses worry about how uncertainty surrounding independence, and a potential referendum on EU membership in 2017, had already "negatively affected" its business.
During these years, as the independence era's potential for brutality became clear, he set out to correct the colonial record with even greater vigor.
