This point is important because, to the extent that globalization is associated with growth, it would appear to be a good thing for population health if growth reliably reduces poverty without other offsetting negative consequences.
The weak sensitivity of the results to fertility changes indicates that fertility alone is not omnipotent in offsetting the consequences of population ageing either, at least within the timeframe of the coming 50 years.
It is also possible, that any positive effect on sympathetic activity were offset by consequences of systemic β-receptor activation.
How much goes to offset health consequences?
While it's true that many Boomer Encore-preneurs are working to offset the consequences of poor financial planning and The Great Recession, they're also doing it to restore the personal equilibrium that was disrupted when the second place went away.
These activities will be particularly relevant in the context of the measures for river restoration and offsetting the ecological consequences of hydropower production that will be required to comply with the 2010 revision of the Federal Law on Water Protection.
Note that the coupling between either Fa or Fb and the CF3 moieties on the same i-C3F7 groups are < 1 Hz, a likely consequence of offsetting negative through-bond and positive through-space JFF coupling-constant components The analysis of additional X-ray structures and 1D and 2D F NMR spectra for TMFs resulted in the determination of common patterns and correlations.
On Friday, he blamed Moscow for failing to provide incentives to Belarus that would offset any negative consequences for Belarus of recognizing the two separatist regions.
Congress's approach to campaign-finance reform has been to add new rules to offset the unintended consequences of the old.
Today, good scientists are exploring weather control to offset the potential consequences of global warming.
