There is no great merit in using private money to finance public services: quite often, this merely raises the cost to taxpayers with no offsetting benefit, apart from hiding that long-term consequence for a decade or two if the money is borrowed.
There is theoretical and practical merit in using faces rather than words as our critical stimuli.
This paper investigates whether there is any merit in using a particular configuration of neutraliser for such a purpose.
Even in the calibrated setting, there is merit in using an eight-point solver as it yields only one solution, while the five-point methods can produce up to ten valid solutions, requiring additional constraints to be evaluated.
It was therefore concluded that there is merit in using stiffness to indicate level of steel corrosion at early corrosion stages but there is little value in measuring stiffness of heavily corroded RC structures.
This description is somewhat simplistic as in addition to a slowing in growth rate, there is also some decrease in the asymptote on cooler sites, and there is, therefore, merit in using a general polymorphic family of curves rather than the simpler common-asymptote form to represent the affect of temperature on height growth.
A study has recently been proposed by a large European bank to BUPLAS CA assess 400 (200 native and 200 non-native) authentic calls to establish if there is any merit in using BUPLAS CA for appraisal and coaching feedback purposes for native speaker CSRS onshore (i.e. in the UK, USA and Australia).
The merit in using this model is that it allows determining whether there is a true gender difference.
Nonetheless, although beyond the scope of this study, there is scientific merit in using serological markers to further explore immune-mediated disorders after vaccination.
Either marker appears equally effective, but there is considerable merit in using a pyrE mutant as the host because, through the use of ACE vectors, mutants created in such strains (by whatever means) can be rapidly complemented.
