(p. 43) One area that we identified as problematic was the fact that the Global Fund's fourth largest recipient in terms of cumulative disbursement of grants is China.
She and her co-authors suggest that white scientists may enjoy a "cumulative advantage" in grant-writing for example, througrant-writing forto mexampleand research collaborathrough
A majority of the money was the cumulative gain from options granted between 1991 and 1995 at an average market price of $4.73 and exercised by him between 1997 and 2003 at an average market price of $37.17, a period of significant stock price appreciation for every shareholder of the company.
The relative cumulative incidence of being granted a disability pension or experiencing long-term sick leave within 352 weeks was analysed in a generalised linear regression model using the pseudo values method.
A Wald test was performed to establish the overall difference in the relative cumulative incidence of being granted a disability pension or experiencing long-term sick leave between the sick leave patterns.
During the life of the Board, the cumulative value of these loans and grants shall not exceed 130 million deutschemarks valued in 1999 deutschemarks.
BR microengine and BW microengine will feed a cumulative factor point to bandwidth request and grant manager to be considered in bandwidth granting process.
The "cumulative impact" measures would halt new premises being granted licences around Wind Street, Kingsway, and High Street and College Road.
In this case, the allocation model is characterized by the pooling of the regional and national budgets devoted to this task, which generates a theoretical allocation of 518 grants in 2011 plus 476 till 2024 (cumulative 6,706 grants).
