Taken at face value, this would imply that Japan's construction industry in general employs substantially less direct labor than companies in Germany which seems rather unlikely.
Note that this model is trained on only 6,735 tweets, while the other two models employed substantially more tweets (1.6 million for the smiley-labeled general model and 48,971 for the hand-labeled general model).
Even if the lack of randomization might limit our work, our findings suggest that the technique employed substantially reduces the frequency and severity of acute and late toxicity, as reported in a previous feasibility study 9.
This method was similar to that previously published by Toghi Eshghi et al. [ 17], with the exception that the current method is completely automated, uses contactless printing (i.e., does not touch the tissue surface) of reagents, and employs substantially reduced buffer salt concentration (25 mM versus 1 M) for PNGase F digestion.
The proportion of employed and not employed changed substantially and differs by nearly 30% between Wave 0 and Wave 5 which reflects the withdrawal of participants from the labour market.
The likely-voter models that polls employ vary substantially from one another, suggesting everything from a situation in which Mr. Romney is performing about one point better among likely voters than among the broader universe of registered voters to one in which he has as much as a six- or seven-point advantage instead.
Among Deuterostomia, this is the taxon that may be the most likely to employ a substantially different mode of replicating its mitochondrial genome; in addition to the features of the mtDNA itself, the monomeric nature of pol γ-β and the fast rate of evolutionary change for the catalytic and accessory subunit genes all serve as indicators.
As our cases have established, state-sponsored gender discrimination violates equal protection unless it serves important governmental objectives and the discriminatory means employed are substantially related to the achievement of those objectives.
(b) A gender-based classification withstands equal protection scrutiny if it serves important governmental objectives and the discriminatory means employed are substantially related to the achievement of those objectives.
A normal retirement age under a plan that is age 50 or later is deemed to be not earlier than the earliest age that is reasonably representative of the typical retirement age for the industry in which the covered workforce is employed if substantially all of the participants in the plan are qualified public safety employees (within the meaning of section 72 t)(10)(B)).
