I use the term "prorated" loosely, as you won't actually save any money until you've been a customer for a year and a half.
If I can't collect rent, can I have my real estate taxes prorated for these periods?
From the mycelia library, small RNAs mapped to all 20 tRNA types (5710; 4482 prorated), Selenocysteine (SeC) (14; 13 prorated), pseudo (1034; 568 prorated) and undetermined tRNA genes (89; 2 prorated) (Additional File 5).
"They found someone to take over my lease, and when taking it over they prorated the taxes and down payment, which I gave and they applied it to the new car so it didn't cost anything," Mr. Friedman said.
It would have been treated as a signing bonus under the salary cap and prorated over five years ($2 million yearly proration) if fully guaranteed at signing.
Because I had worked there for seven months, my bonus was prorated.
Missing items were treated according to the guidelines of the questionnaire developers, which involves prorating scores, i.e. calculating the mean for completed items for each subscale containing missing data (where there is a 50% or greater response) and substituting this for the missing data.
(i) Missing data : If scale items for WAI were not complete then we prorated the scores as long as more than 80% of items had been completed.
CDMS total scores were prorated when at least 80% of the items making up a scale had been completed, i.e. at least 12 items of the PD subscale, and at least 4 items of the IN subscale.
So if you, Steve, put an order to buy, and you're quicker about it than I am for 100 shares, if I come in a second or two seconds or a minute after you, at the same price, at 1,000 shares, I will actually step ahead of you and then we'll share in the execution on a prorated bases.
