If long-distance movements are habitual, rare plants in widely scattered locations may benefit from euglossine pollination services.
The CE plane (figure 2B) shows costs and benefits scattered in the north east quadrant where incremental effects are generally positive (erlotinib better), but with higher costs.
"Doctored," Bobby Sheehan's scattered film about the benefits of chiropractic care, opens with tales from the days when chiropractors were dismissed as quacks, cultists and charlatans.
Some of the zones are not even in zones anymore: the Pataki administration has moved away from the notion that each zone must be in a distinct, contiguous geographic area and now doles out tax benefits to businesses scattered across wide areas where some land parcels qualify for the zone benefits and others do not.
Omitting pelvic radiotherapy carries the potential benefit of reducing scattered radiation to the contralateral testis, thus minimising the risk of treatment-induced infertility (Jacobsen et al, 1997).
On migration we are concerned that the undisputed net benefits are asymmetrically scattered throughout society.
When Brillouin scattering is present, the Raman efficiency is depressed (red dashed line) for the benefit of the Brillouin scattered energy.
Actors in the fields are too scattered to gain from the synergy benefits of joint activities.
According to Mr. Kerekes, there are a handful of other posthumously conceived children, scattered through the United States, receiving Social Security benefits.
The visualisations revealed to the research team that: (1) dense seeding has a more lasting impact for scattered trees than scattered planting; (2) the benefits of any kind of planting is short-lived if accompanied by conventional grazing practices; and (3) grazed woodlands are most at risk.
