Kanda et al. [23] examines the effect of the introduction of an age-verification system for tobacco purchase through Taspo on minors' demand for cigarettes.
There were the minor problems: demands for compensation for a clinic seized a decade ago.
While we wish we could guarantee completion of the minor, the high demand for upper division CS courses means that unfortunately, that is not possible.
The beer game demonstrates what's often called the "bullwhip effect," whereby a small change at one end of the supply chain — a minor spike in demand for Sam Adams — causes much bigger changes at the other.
The reduction in Indonesian export prices would provoke a minor increase in demand for CPO which is equal in magnitude (+0.33%) in the Indonesian domestic and rest of the world markets as demand elasticities have been assumed the same (−0.38, see Table 7).
She didn't win and she spoke little English, but she got a movie contract with Universal, and though she took little interest in the dramatic coaching they offered, she found herself in demand for minor roles at other studios, for pin-up photographs to adorn lads mags and subsequently to appear on TV shows (Ed Murrow's Person to Person among them).
The exception was in the mid-1880s, when poor economic times led to less demand for minor coins.
There is an urgent need to shift demand for minor ailment management from high-cost settings to potentially cheaper alternatives, for example, community pharmacies.
Effective strategies are now needed to shift demand for minor ailment management away from EDs and general practices to the community pharmacy setting.
This was supplemented by monitoring the demand for minor media resources (e.g. brochures, postcards, posters) by schools and community agencies.
The Toxicology and Environmental Health minor program addresses the growing demand for undergraduate majors in science and engineering to develop an appreciation for the impact of new products and processes on human health.
