Caught in a politics that always seems to be in flux, able to look no further than the next projected wave election, the party out of power focuses its energy on addressing just about every conceivable short-term disadvantage, rather than on seeking a genuine mandate for a long-term governing agenda.
Short-term disadvantage accumulates--leading to chronic poverty, lack of education, lack of health care, and poor nutrition.
Moreover, even if they create a short-term tactical disadvantage, they represent a long-term strategic advantage - by basing our actions on principle, law, morality and right.
This openness to innovation, even to short-term personal disadvantage, is part of the enlivening team spirit engendered by Vaughan and, no doubt, the coach Duncan Fletcher.
These studies report a short-term age-related academic disadvantage for younger students but no long-term disadvantage in terms of labor market outcomes.
Such perfusion cultures are able to avoid the disadvantages of short-term incubation, metabolite accumulation and non-steady-state conditions to improve viability, life span and metabolic activity of cultured hepatocytes (Takeshita et al. 1998; Gebhardt and Mecke 1979b; Allen et al. 2005; Khetani and Bhatia 2008; Novik et al. 2010).
It is possible that wars may produce short-term benefits for some and long-term disadvantages for others.
Minimally invasive hip surgery should be restricted to controlled studies, as it is not yet clear whether the short-term advantages balance the possible long-term disadvantages.
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