That would make getting to a balanced budget over the long term that much more difficult and painful.
He understood that while democracy creates inefficiencies that are expensive for society, the alternatives, in the long term, are much more expensive--and deadly.
This increase can be explained first by a reduction in the competing role of HIV-related mortality, which, in the long term, was much more detrimental to health than other causes of deaths.
"Good players actually use their long-term memory much more than inexperienced players, who use their short-term memory.
This makes the test-and-learn phase much quicker and leads to understanding long-term fit much more quickly, which is better for everyone.
Recently, better mouse strains, such as NOD-scid Il2rg−/− (NSG) mice, that lack their own T cells, B cells and natural killer (NK) cells [8], [9], [10], [11] have been used because these mice support both long-term and much more robust lymphoid and myeloid cell reconstitution, resulting in mice with robust enough grafts to begin studying the human cells (humanized mice).
Greenberg said that he had studies that prove Reyes's propensity for injury is overstated, and that, in the short and long term, Reyes was much more durable than his reputation.
This project once again produces the dilemma: does it make economic sense in the long term to pay much more for our electricity as a new technology develops with the promise of jobs and investment, or is that too much of a risk?
The medium-term budget outlook isn't great, but it's not terrible either — and the long-term outlook gets much more attention than it should.
The results show that long single-word terms are much more easily detected with the word-based systems than with the phone-based system (P1B-HTK) submitted to the evaluation.
