Sentences with phrase «benefits of the aggregation»

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Compared with a more conventional pure platinum catalyst particle, the inclusion of the titanium atoms offers two potential benefits: dilution of how much precious platinum is needed to perform the catalysis, and protection of the platinum cores against sintering (i.e. aggregation of the nanoparticles).

Key Benefits: ● Supports a Reduction of Intestinal Related Issues * ● Protects Against Irritations from Toxins * ● Promotes Epithelial Growth and Repair * ● Promotes T - cell Maturation * ● Balances the Immune System Naturally * ● Quickly Modulates / Balances the Body's Cytokine Panel * ● Restores Vital Immunity and Balance to the Intestinal Tract * ● Prevents Amyloid - B Peptide Aggregation *

Notably, cocoa flavanols have been associated with numerous health benefits including the stimulation of nitric oxide synthase, improving blood flow and arterial elasticity, decreasing blood pressure and platelet aggregation, and having anti-inflammatory actions [4 — 6].

Since the benefits of large - scale investments in human talent accrue powerfully to society as a whole, and are not necessarily visible to individual parents, students, local or state officials, it is important for the national government to keep policy focused on this level of aggregation.

However, with this arrangement, space and proximity will allow for stronger collaboration with NASSP, facilitating an aggregation of intellectual and physical resources in order to forge a stronger education leadership community for the benefit of all.

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Even assuming we are assigning probabilities correctly (very dubious in itself), the usual use of probabilities of outcomes in things like cost - benefit analysis assumes an aggregation of harms across many, many similar decisions, in some of which cases things turn out very badly, but in others of which things come out not so badly.

Among other things, there are distributional issues and natural ecosystem impacts to consider, For that matter, as Amartya Sen points out, simple aggregation of costs and benefits does not always make sense as a measure of social welfare.

In the simplest case, the total social benefit from level x of good X is simply a sum across individuals of the individual benefits that result from a level x of good X. (I'm glossing over some very interesting issues here, especially interpersonal comparability of benefit, and whether additivity is the right aggregation rule, but that's life in a vanilla utilitarian world.)

By focusing on the aggregation of bitcoin and other major currencies, at or near the direct cost of mining at or near the direct cost of mining, we are offering the maximum benefit to shareholders in a strong cryptocurrency market.»

Global Blockchain's mining subsidiary Global Blockchain Mining Corp will focus on the aggregation of bitcoin and other major currencies, at or near the direct cost of mining, and other than its initial upfront payment, with no ongoing capital costs, allowing shareholders to benefit from strong margin growth in a rising cryptocurrency price environment.»