Accessing dodecylbenzenesulphonic acid allowed on the one hand the provision of high yields of exhaustive acid hydrolysis, and on the other hand confirmed the role of acid catalyst in the directed structuring of binary nonionic-anionic colloidal systems for food sanitation.
On the one hand, the provision of ART could lead to lower transmission of HIV per sexual encounter, but because people live longer and potentially have a higher number of sexual encounters during this time, net transmission could be higher (Velasco-Hernandez et al. 2002).
Alito: "What is the difference between guaranteed-issue and community-rating provisions on the one hand and other provisions that increase costs substantially for insurance companies?" Kennedy: "We would be exercising the judicial power if one provision was stricken and the others remained to impose a risk on insurance companies that Congress had never intended".
aCurricular weights can be generated in two ways: on the one hand by the provision of relevant learning offers and on the other hand by the different content-related foci of the subject.
Compulsory acquisition requires finding the balance between the public need for land on the one hand, and the provision of land tenure security and the protection of private property rights on the other hand.
On the one hand, lower pension provision benefits neither employers, taxpayers nor the economy.
In 2003 Ghana introduced a social health insurance scheme which resulted in the separation of purchasing of health services by the health insurance authority on the one hand and the provision of health services by hospitals at the other side of the spectrum.
Many jurisdictions in high-income countries maintain separate legal structures for the provision of mental healthcare based on risk on the one hand and incapacity on the other.
On one hand, observational survey was conducted to record the indicators about interchange facilities provision; on the other hand, 603 questionnaires were collected to reflect the passengers' perception of interchange services.
The driver behind this development is, on one hand, the strong need for enhanced services and on the other hand, the need of telecommunication operators aiming at value-added service provisioning to a wide variety of customers.
In this context, a slightly different dichotomy may become a more telling; between strategies focusing on core service provision on the one hand, and commercial enterprise on the other.
