He added: "That could have the added effect of pushing up the housing benefit bill, if there are fewer council houses and more 'affordable rent' properties with higher rental costs".
Thus, the synergy of these measures could potentially give a more effective treatment than the added effect of either regime alone, thereby strengthening the already described synergistic effect of anti-cancer vaccines and chemotherapy.
Few studies have explored the added effect of heat waves, especially in China.
Sanctions would have the added effect of "reigning in the corporate lawyers," the general solution proposed by the Economist in its take on the debate.
The text may be too complex for younger readers, but having a parent around to interpret can also have the added effect of, well, protecting the book.
These monographs can lend credibility to the use of dietary supplements, which have the added effect of making patients more comfortable with informing their physicians of their use of dietary supplements.
Arsenal attacked in waves, with overlapping full-backs and quick, penetrative midfielders breaking forward to support Walcott, and their supremacy had the added effect of spreading anxiety among the Villa players.
"A good rule of thumb is to get rid of 50percentt of your stuff". This includes books, furniture and the clothes hanging in your closets, and it has the added effect of making small spaces seem bigger.
The cards — some of which are included in the museum's acquisition — were intended to combat fraud, but their relative inconspicuousness has had the added effect of reducing the stigma associated with receiving public assistance.
Like wearing a pair of visually loud headphones, it also has the added effect of signalling to colleagues that you'd rather not be disturbed or are "wired in".
What's more, working longer makes it easier to delay filing for Social Security benefits, which has the added effect of increasing them when you start claiming.
