Intel has cut its workforce to cut expenses, postponed plans for new fabs leading to lesser expenses.
Lesser known reimbursable expenses include learning fees to special schools for a child with severe learning disabilities, transportation costs incurred to get medical treatment and, for the vision-impaired, Braille books and magazines as well as guide dogs.
When the foreign-born Charles the Good (1119 27) tried to pacify the county at the expense of lesser knightly families, he was murdered.
He added: "We are being asked to endorse therefore a costly approach to a massive housing problem for the benefit of only one section of the population, to a greater or lesser degree, at the expense of people whose own needs and aspirations will continue to be unmet.
The align-max-with-max strategy underlying TBSS was posited as a potential explanation for this high correspondence in the values of FA, at the expense of lesser alignment between anatomically concordant voxels.
In allocating limited funds between competing public pursuits, justice's demand that some critical services be provided is no less a requirement that other services of lesser importance or inordinate expense be forgone" [ 56].
The new model provides, therefore, a rather better prediction of the risk for being alive at 90 days (specificity) at the expense of lesser prediction of the risk of death within 90 days (sensitivity).
However, the greater tolerability of dronedarone compared to amiodarone is achieved at the expense of lesser efficacy [ 33], and the target population for dronedarone has not yet been defined.
Finally, a previous clinical study used a TNF-decoy receptor (entanercept) to permit patients to tolerate higher doses of docetaxel without significant toxicity [ 49]; however, given our findings, it is not surprising that these blockers would create a greater tolerance to docetaxel, unfortunately at the likely expense of lesser anti-tumor efficacy.
Yet Frears' concentration on the two principals comes at the expense of the lesser roles.
Victims are likely to want as many charges as possible to be brought; prosecutors must limit an indictment to make trials manageable and may sometimes accept guilty pleas to lesser charges to avoid the expense and risk of a contested hearing.
