But that raises the question of what it means to be "equally qualified," especially at a time of record applications.
Thus, economically beneficial route to the creation of safe and effective biocidal materials with a simple method of preparation and storing a long time of application is an urgent task.
Some publications suggest a maximum time of application of two hours [ 32].
where R a is the mean response time of application a over the planning horizon as predicted by the performance model and the SLO of application a, denoted by S L O a, is specified as a target mean response time R T a over the planning horizon.
In the first specification, we analyze Strategy it=a, measuring the likelihood of using a coping strategy at the time of application as a function of total application duration (AW i ), controlling for individual characteristics.
Andrew Hood, the vice president for retail lending at the National Cooperative Bank in Manhattan, said that a lender pre-files a UCC-1 in order to ensure that its lien will be "first in line" in the event someone else files a lien between the time of application and the loan's closing.
Scripps' policy, which goes into effect in the fall of 2016, will admit students assigned female at birth and/or who self-identify as a woman at the time of application.
This signal provides a sharp transition at the time of application of the stimulus.
With few exceptions, the association between using a coping strategy at the time of application and total application duration is largely absent (Table 7, Column 1).
The first of these indicates that for candidates aged more than 20 at the time of application, A level (or equivalent) attainment conferred relatively less advantage when a conditional offer was made compared with younger applicants.
At U.S. ports, a fingerprint scan is compared with a fingerprint scan taken at the time of application, to confirm that the person presenting the visa is the one who applied for it.
