Sentence examples for ema it from inspiring English sources

Ever since the government started cherry-picking research to drive through the end of the EMA it has been clear to us that thousands of the country's poorest teenagers would suffer.

To test the relationship between European sales and R&D investments we put equation (1) forward: R D it = a + b M S EMA it + c M S EMA it 2 + c M S ROW it + Control variables + μ it (1).

After the institution of a gluten-free diet, all serological markers will disappear, although especially for EmA it may take several years before they disappear completely [ 36].

In the absence of clear guidelines from the EMA, it is difficult to determine which of the evaluated PROs would be well received by the EMA.

For example, by understanding how knowledge, information, and resources flow in Emae, it becomes possible to formulate programs and strategies that build on strengths, while identifying weakness, or what the MOVE framework purports to be a "lack of resilience".

Pupils can apply even if they weren't eligible for the EMA, so it's unclear how many students qualify.

James Mills, head of Save EMA campaign, said: "This is clearly a small victory for Save EMA as it was us who scared Gove into paying current students on EMA, but the war continues as the government is cutting EMA by 60% instead of 90% and many hundreds of thousands of the poorest pupils will no longer receive it".

My old sixth form now has half the students on EMA and it pains me greatly to think that many of them will have to try to manage without it.

Hughes became the government's access advocate in December and in that role advises the government on the replacement for the EMA when it is wound up at the end of this academic year.

Also speaking to WALB, Jim Vaught, the deputy director of the Albany EMA, said "it's really not funny".

For EMA specifically, it is important to balance the need for gathering a meaningful amount of information against the burden on the respondent to report it.