Sentence examples for compensation differential from inspiring English sources

Together, executives, managers, supervisors and financial professionals accounted for 60 percent of the increase in the top 1 percent's income, with a widening compensation differential between those in the financial sector and those in other sectors of the economy after 1990.

The reason for this is that wage tax decreases the compensation differential between low and high productivity agents.

That women, once a somewhat captive labor pool for the teaching profession, have many more opportunities outside the profession today than in the past means that growing wage and compensation differentials will make it all the more difficult to recruit and retain high-quality teachers.

This poststratification adjustment provides compensation for differential non-response and noncoverage that arose in the survey.

Contralesional compensation and differential attentional capture were ruled out as accounts for previous findings of preserved source memory in unilateral lesion patients and impaired autobiographical free recall in patients with bilateral lesions.

To complicate things even further there are stimulus dependent delays, stimulus interferences, compensations for differential delays, effects of adaptation, and biases due to the task that complicate the relation between physical timing of stimuli and the simultaneity measured in psychophysical experiments.

If a business cannot measure output well enough for differential compensation, then it must choose: demand long hours or ask for moderate hours.

Perhaps they mistook the restrictions on differential compensation for a restriction on commissions, though that would suggest a rather startling lack of familiarity with the issues the rule is intended to address.

Clinically, this observation has the potential to explain why there are particular morphogenic phenotypes (i.e. limb deformities or craniofacial defects) amongst a normal body plan in individuals with RBS; some tissues might have differential compensation for ESCO2 loss.

Expression of beta- and gamma-synuclein, members of the synuclein family that may substitute for alpha-synuclein following its deletion, revealed no differential compensations among the mouse strains.

Nevertheless, the possibility of differential compensations within other brain areas such as the striatum (dorsal/ventral), or at a protein level, cannot be ruled out.