Although inflammation, reverse cholesterol transport, and oxidative stress are known to exacerbate disease outcomes for AMD and CVD, the genetic architecture that underpins the risk attributable to these processes has not consistently shown equitable size and direction of effect for both disease states, suggesting that while common processes are involved the underlying mechanistic detail differs.
The answer, surprising to Businessweek, is that Americans "broadly" favor "the need for a more equal distribution of wealth," but that they consistently overestimate how equitable American society is -- and by rather striking numbers.
Twice-yearly delivery of VAS through MCHW events achieved consistently high and equitable coverage in Sierra Leone.
(It rose more steeply in Britain, though Britain, despite the rhetorical emphasis in America on democracy, has consistently been the more equitable country).
Of those, the New York-based Secretariat was the only division to employ enough Americans "to consistently satisfy its goal for equitable representation" and that hired "Americans in senior and policymaking positions at levels commensurate with major contributors relative to their contribution levels," in the eight years studied, according to the report.
Macdonald consistently called for a more equitable redistribution of wealth, so that poorer provinces such as Nova Scotia, could share fully in Canada's prosperity.
Just deliver consistently.
It has been argued that when packaged, child survival interventions are less equitable, with children belonging to the poorest families consistently being less likely to receive preventive and curative interventions [ 11].
The use of whole slide images and virtual microscopy adaptive tutorials has the potential to provide equitable access to effective learning from teaching material of consistently high quality.
It is difficult to trust Congress to make fair and equitable decisions because they lie to the American people consistently and irreverently.
