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And it would provide relatively generous subsidies.
That is, both environmental barriers would provide relatively high or low risks of accessibility problems across the same functional limitations.
Recent findings involving probiotics, prebiotics, and vitamin D are appealing and would provide relatively easy and inexpensive options in children with RSV infection.
In accordance with a recently published meta-analysis showing that positive skin tests with indurations of >15 mm are more likely to be the result of tuberculous infection than of BCG vaccination [ 12], we opted for a cut-off that would provide relatively high specificity for latent TB infection and reduce misclassification bias in any comparative study.
Rather, it would provide security in relatively stable zones, which would allow monitors to document violations of the accord there.
Its cost, and criticism from Democrats who say it would provide a disproportionate benefit to relatively few wealthy families, have made it an obvious target.
At the same time it would provide a new income stream to the relatively impoverished tropical rain forest nations -- and most importantly an income stream that would not require them to deplete their resource base.
The ICO argued that the case for disclosure was "very strong" and it would provide "considerable information about the implementation of a relatively new and very important education policy".
If future studies confirm this it would provide further evidence of the value of this form of intervention and could support the concept that relatively early intervention to increase physical activity in COPD patients is disease modifying [ 9].
For China it would provide a shorter, alternative route to major oil-producing countries than south east Asia's strait of Malacca, an overcrowded, relatively shallow sea lane troubled by pirates.
