Prune out wealth as a factor, and countries like Colombia come out on top.
"Program suppliers will see PBS as a factor and a solid choice".
Research is now focusing on stress as a factor and whether black women have shorter birth canals.
But one-fifth are admitted based on individual assessments, including race as a factor, and this program is being challenged.
Morgan highlighted the lack of bounce on the subcontinent – particularly fresh from a trip to the Caribbean – as a factor and admits England must learn their lesson soon.
They consider it simply as a factor, and whatever else may be clear, it is clear that that is not the equivalent to which Miranda referred, as Justice Breyer just quoted it.
When it comes to recruitment, three in four employers regard age as a factor, and more than half admit they would feel suspicious of an applicant who did not state his or her age on a C.V. But with their pensions losing value and with more people living into a healthy old age, senior workers may be less keen to accept retirement.
Pujols is getting to an age (now 32) where you start thinking of age as a factor and will have to adjust to a new team, a new league and a new ballpark that is not friendly to powerful right-handed hitters.
Working memory, Operational and Navigational z scores were predictors, previous knowledge was entered as a factor, and z scores in Comprehension was the dependent variable.
In a full two-level factorial design, each parameter being investigated is called as a factor and has two discrete levels, a low level and a high level.
More than half (56%) said they would be more likely to vote if there were more working class MPs, while fewer (31%) cited more women MPs as a factor, and an even smaller number (27%) cited ethnic minority MPs.
