The school's heavy investment in its intellectual infrastructure yields a significant return.
The aftermath of the financial crisis proved how fiscal stimulus, particularly spending on gross fixed capital formation (a large component of infrastructure), yields far more substantial benefits for GDP growth than monetary stimulus alone.
This infrastructure yields GI information for pairs of genes, which can be used as informative priors to calculate the probability of a candidate graph, G.
Providing low input gardens (LIGs) to PLHIV in rural Zimbabwe in a 3-year intervention, along with agricultural training and sanitation infrastructure, yielded higher food consumption and household dietary diversity outcomes among participant households, relative to comparator households receiving other agricultural and HIV support programs.
There is a strong economic argument for meeting that cost: studies have shown that spending on sanitation infrastructure can yield a fivefold return on investment, while inadequate sanitation can sap as much as seven per cent of G.D.P. per year.
Second, investments in infrastructure can yield huge benefits.
Then putting more customers on existing infrastructure could yield even more profit.
Introducing even a small data-driven improvement that can be immediately deployed onto a flexible digital infrastructure can yield massive benefits.
She devotes similar treatment to Carlos Slim, the Mexican magnate who manipulated the privatization of the national telecommunications infrastructure to yield his own lucrative chokehold over the market--one that has kept prices extraordinarily high, to the detriment of small business.
This ready-made bio-crude is compatible with, and can be directly processed by the existing petrochemical refinery and distribution infrastructure to yield jet fuel, gasoline, and diesel with little coke formation [ 9].
By the early 1620s, the El Dorado myth was beginning to fall apart – exacerbated by the decaying infrastructure, falling yields and social tensions".The metals are not reborn, nor do they grow anew," as one writer had it.
