Manning and his sore shoulder were less a detriment than drive-killing dead-ball penalties called on Jeremy Shockey and Amani Toomer, turning touchdown possibilities into field goals long before the outcome was decided.
An increase in penis size was also a bigger benefit to attractiveness, and a smaller penis was less of a detriment, to the taller, fitter figures than it was to shorter or potato-shaped ones.
It has, to the game's detriment, become less essential through the years.
Additionally, there seems to be an increase of the expansion rate in the less compressed direction in detriment of the expansion rates in the most compressed ones.
It has been argued that there is an overemphasis on costly tight glycaemic control (i.e. aiming for an HBA1c of 7%% or less) to the potential detriment of highly cost effective approaches to blood pressure and cholesterol control [ 16, 17].
Dan Clifton Hurst, Berkshire The issue of a "glass floor" created by well-off parents to ensure their children succeed regardless of their ability (Opinion, 27 July), by offering better career guidance and encouraging self-confidence and leadership to the detriment of less-advantaged families, must be tackled in school.
However, we are less familiar with the detriments of the Law of Prägnanz, where we also subconsciously organize information into the simplest form possible [ 15, 17].
But the trickle-down argument for gentrification ignores the fact that the "very fortunate" invariably seek to bend municipal priorities and local land uses towards their own needs, usually to the detriment of their less powerful neighbors.
Xu and co-workers elegantly demonstrated that targeting microcirculatory perfusion rather than blood pressure leads to less fluid administration with no detriment to outcome in a porcine model of THS [16].
Kids and adults are spending less time outdoors to the detriment of their own health and the environment.
