Individuals provisioning young at a natal site are limited in their foraging range by the cost of transport and/or the fasting ability of, and predation risk to, the unattended offspring (Orians and Pearson, 1979).
Instead, they take on individual provision cases.
The individual provision questions strike the same chord.
Indeed, one of the strongest arguments for a shift to individual provision is that it should raise the personal saving rate, which would help to foster economic growth.
* Based on 80% group and 20% individual provision Our study synthesizes the available evidence, in particular that from high-quality evaluations.
The expected intervention cost based on 80% group and 20% individual provision used for the model is therefore £1,177 per participant, and we vary the mix of provision (group vs. individual) in sensitivity analysis for each case.
* Intangibles ** Includes: costs in anticipation of crime, property damage and victim services Table 4 reports the results of the scenario analysis in terms of net public sector savings per person in the first year following the intervention and total net public sector savings over 25 years, assuming 80% group provision and 20% individual provision.
We conducted three in-depth interviews with upper level physician administrators (responsible for the clinical and administrative management of the departments), three focus groups with second level physicians (responsible for the individual provision of clinical care to users) and three focus groups with midwives.
Thus two Colorado state senators were recently recalled over a gun control law whose individual provisions many said they liked.
The Bush administration, though critical of many individual provisions, immediately announced that it would support the bill and urged the House and Senate to work out their differences quickly.
A spokeswoman for President-elect Barack Obama said his transition team was not commenting on individual provisions of the stimulus package beyond what has been revealed publicly.
