According to BOOMj, Baby Boomers make up the Web's largest constituency, accounting for one-third of the 195.3 million Web users in the United States.
12 Standard errors are clustered by constituency to account for the fact that respondents are nested within parliamentary seats.
By involving a wide constituency in decision making, and explicitly taking into account 'equity' as one of the criteria, we aim to make decision making within the PCT, if not 'fair and equitable' then at least 'fairer' and 'more equitable'.
This study presents a thematic analysis of the oral communication concerns of three different accounting constituencies: undergraduate accounting majors, accounting graduate students, and professional accountants in two large public accounting firms.
Kurdistan's MoH must rationalize and base its policies and budgetary resource allocations on evidence of health needs, taking into account their constituencies' epidemiological and socioeconomic profiles, complemented with clear operationalization plans.
(In the southeastern part of the state, black voters are a major Democratic constituency; overall, African-Americans could account for close to a fifth of the statewide vote).
"I am the only Hispanic who is a Democratic leader of any county in the state, so I am qualified to say that the Democratic Party has failed miserably to take into account this new constituency," said Roberto Ramirez, the Bronx Democratic Party chairman.
This Rawlsian account of the constituency of public reason is both epistemically and normatively idealized.
For this reason, among others, virtually all proponents of public reason favor an idealized account of the constituency of public reason.
Fifth, inter-individual variability of gene expression in peripheral blood related to differences in cellular constituency of collected samples may account for differences.
