A preliminary attempt has been made to describe the clinical profiles of subjects who were thought to benefit from MWMs.
On net, the changes induced by these bans generate relatively worse outcomes for those with mid-to-low credit scores, for those under 22 years old, and for Blacks, group commonly thought to benefit from such legislation.
It centres on the Schatzalp in its early days as a luxury sanatorium for people with tuberculosis, who were thought to benefit from the clean air and climate here: there are two extra hours' sunshine on fine days compared with anywhere else in Davos.
At the end of the racing season, the various soft-tissue ills accrued at the track were thought to benefit from a type of wholesale burning or wounding of the horse's forelegs that encouraged increased circulation to the limbs and supposedly tightened the tissues.
Both subtypes respond well to corticosteroids, although there is a higher rate of recurrence in Type 1 patients, who are thought to benefit from long-term low-dose steroids [7].
However, since the SDWs are mainly recharged by local rains as opposed to deep aquifers which are thought to benefit from regional contributions, the decreasing rainfall trends (Shemsanga et al. 2016, 2017) would directly affect shallow aquifers the most.
Also, stocks, business equity and real estate are generally thought to benefit from low interest rates, so households that own those assets should benefit as well.
Traditionally, these females were thought to benefit from increased survival, fecundity or enhanced offspring fitness [9].
These findings are supported by examples where the regulation of the LM mediated interaction has been shown to depend on the modifications at neighbouring positions or is thought to benefit from the binding versatility of disordered regions.
Those findings are supported by examples where the regulation of the linear motif mediated interaction has been shown to depend on the modifications (e.g. phosphorylation) at neighbouring positions or is thought to benefit from the binding versatility of disordered regions.
