One study suggests that these large operations receive, in effect, a $24 subsidy for each hog raised.
What is unsustainable now, already, is the belief or expectation that the health service can cope with rising demand, the need to be adequately (ie better) staffed and the £20bn Nicholson Challenge, while continuing to receive in effect flat budgets during what health economists have warned could be a decade of austerity for the NHS.
Their meters will run backward when solar power is being received: in effect, selling their power back to the utility companies.
For another, the production has been well received; in effect, it spearheaded a run of Handel operas that has become a City Opera calling card.
Any bank with insured deposits receives, in effect, a subsidy – and in return it must behave responsibly.
In fact, the Social Security Administration allows people to repay the benefits they have received, in effect resetting the clock.
The inquiry by the committee, which has threatened Ashley with being in contempt of parliament if he fails to attend a hearing on 7 June, follows a Guardian investigation last year that found workers at the sportswear group's Shirebrook warehouse were receiving, in effect, rates of pay below the minimum wage.
In the decision released yesterday, the board found that Mr. Safir had failed to inquire about the relationship between Revlon and the Police Department, and, because of that oversight, had "received, in effect, a gift from an entity doing business with the city".
Furthermore there was no interaction between Pgp and treatment received in effect on OS.
This in combination with a smaller than expected number of alternative therapy patients requiring ≥97 hours to normalize their protein C level, led to a large proportion of patients in the alternative therapy group receiving, in effect, standard therapy.
When heterogeneity is present, the random-effect MA will award more weight to smaller trials than such studies would receive in a fixed-effect MA.
