Given that the only detriments associated with hearing tests are "some anxiety" and the unreimbursed medical costs patients incur, Dr. James Pacala, president of the American Geriatrics Society, said he planned to continue offering them to patients.
Equally the big teams are just as self-interested; voluntarily lowering their share of the pot would be of detriment only to themselves while helping potential rivals.
However, these figures are only for visible detriment that consumers are aware of as incidences of problems that they can complain about.
"It is not only to the detriment of Goldsmiths students and staff, but to other students and staff all around the world that severe cases of sexual harassment over several years have been buried," the spokesperson said.
Uninformed in this way, we risk alienating half the population--not only to the detriment of the gaming market, but to the American economy and society as a whole.
Lack of clarity in the interpretation of statistical methods, metrics, and results that document novel and poorly understood structural patterns can only be a detriment to this endeavor.
On the other side are Myriad and industry groups such as the Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO) and the Animal Health Institute, which say that if gene patenting is ruled invalid, companies - with no guarantee they could profit from their discoveries - would stop investing in genetics research, to the detriment not only of patients but the economy.
He asserted that the worst of them try to extract short-term wins to the detriment not only of target companies but to the economy as a whole — particularly when companies are unable to think about long-term strategic planning because of short-term pressure to appease shareholders.
Of the cancer sites considered, one important group is those cancers for which survival in England was significantly worse than the 'European average' at 5 years, but separating this into outcomes after 1 year and between 1 and 5 years (i.e. having survived for 1 year) indicated a statistically significant detriment associated only with the former, but not the latter.
One overhang retarding the housing recovery has been the high number of foreclosures, a detriment not only to the housing market but also to the apartment rental market.
