One method, as presented in the Senate Democratic plan, is to convert tax deductions, which increase in value as income rises, to tax credits, which would provide benefits more broadly and evenly among low-, middle- and high-income households.
Genes overly expressed in a few tissues (i.e., tissue-specific genes) have high TS indices, whereas more broadly and evenly expressed genes have low values of TS.
As a consequence, this subsidy might be more evenly and broadly dispersed.
In future their benefits should be more evenly spread.More broadly, politicians will have to move away from the photo op and grand initiative method of improving society.
It may be due to the fact that broadly expressed genes, which are evenly expressed at low levels in all tissues are not necessarily the highly expressed ones that are expressed at high levels in specific tissues (Park and Choi 2010).
The "right" to know about risks—or more broadly, the right to information is not evenly recognized worldwide (Pantry 2002).
"A recovery that's driven by more broadly shared prosperity, where consumption is fairly evenly shared through the economy, that kind of growth is more sustainable".
Mycena mustea is also similar to the European species M. urania, which differs in its blackish-violet cap, broadly club-shaped cheilocystidia covered with numerous, evenly spaced warts, and clamp connections.
Smiley tried to appear neutral: when he talked to Tom Joyner's audience on Thursday, May 8th, two days after the primaries in Indiana (which Clinton won, narrowly) and North Carolina (which Obama won, broadly), he was careful to praise the candidates evenly.
Liberal Democrats are broadly against the Arizona law; moderate and conservative Democrats are more evenly split on the issue.
