Motion-based artifacts lead in dynamic contrast-enhanced breast magnetic resonance to diagnostic misinterpretation; therefore, motion compensation represents an important prerequisite to automatic lesion detection and diagnosis.
Cross-sectional studies indicate that cognitively intact elders at genetic risk for Alzheimer's disease (AD) demonstrate patterns of increased brain activity compared to low risk elders, suggesting that compensation represents an early response to AD-associated pathology.
The compensation represented a "token of apology", she added.
LinkedIn paid out $510 million in stock-based compensation last year; over the last two years, that stock-based compensation represented a whopping 96percentt of operating income, or 16percentt of revenue, according to Mr. Mahaney.
The total amount of compensation represented a 23percentt increase from the prior year.
The difference in doctors' compensation represented a loss of $91,000 a year on average for female physicians.
The recent attacks around executive compensation represent a new chapter in a perennial story which dates back to Ancient Greece, where Plato addressed community concerns of an increasing wage gap by declaring that the highest wage should not exceed five times its lowest.
Since Næss and Bårdsen (2010) found that present herd size was a good predictor for future herd size it could be argued that predation compensation represented a proxy for herd size.
Burke's compensation represented an 18% jump over his 2012 pay package of $26.3 million.
Glasspool, a teacher, who remains inside his three-bedroom maisonette in Elephant and Castle amid a dispute about compensation, represents the last hurdle in a 15-year project which will see more than 1,200 primarily social-rented homes replaced with more than 2,300 flats and houses, the majority sold for prices currently reaching £380,000 for a one-bedroom flat.
