In a world of perfect markets, people could take out insurance to top-up UBI in the event of long-term inability to work.
The consequent limitations on the long-term inability of its extracted assertions to support inferences of any but the most trivial sort are profound.
Supporting patients in returning to the workplace may improve health and quality of life, and avoid high societal costs associated with unemployment and long-term inability to work [ 4– 6].
It typically indicates a long-term inability to forgive or unreleased grief and can lead to health problems.
Upon admission and clinical examination, the eligibility of the patients enrolled in the study was established as follows: HIV/AIDS men and women at any WHO stages of the disease, under antiretroviral (ART) treatment or not, without psychiatric illness, not diabetic, without long term physical disability, and inability to eat.
As injuries often result in significant morbidity with potential for long-term disability and inability to return to prior work activities, the impact on the individual and their family's socioeconomic status can be substantial [23, 24].
But underwriters of corporate debt insist that the decline in the commercial paper market has more to do with companies' ability to borrow for the long term cheaply than with their inability to issue short-term debt.
Additional exclusion criteria were the use of oral corticosteroid and long term oxygen therapy, and the inability to perform the exercise tests.
The City's neglect is based on a fundamental inability to think long term, for the Square Mile has always been a home for traders rather than investors.
Long term rates of dysphagia, flatulence, and inability to vomit were similar in the two randomised groups.
Tetrahymena is the well known exception to the inability to maintain long term cultures of ciliates in the absence of sex [ 8].
