"It is unacceptable that discussion of the job market for these populations would be an afterthought, or worse, ignored entirely, and we are concerned that the lack of balanced representation may be a significant cause of this oversight," Democratic lawmakers said in their letter to Yellen.
We selected an even number of male and female heads for a balanced representation.
Aiming simultaneously for a balanced representation of pool-specific as well as shared variants between Dent and Flint, 931,340 variants were included in the list for validation.
It includes, for the first time, a balanced representation of South Asians and black African-Caribbeans as well as white Europeans.
For example, there should generally be a balanced representation of political parties at an election hustings.
Yet Lucy Garrido, coordinator of the feminist NGO Cotidiano Mujer, points out that the seats assigned to provinces constitute a territorial quota, acknowledging the need for balanced geographical representation, and argues the same principle could be applied to gender.
Members suggested potential speakers for these topics, with consideration of adequate and balanced representation based on geography (teaching or community hospitals) and expertise (clinical or research), and then extended personal invitations to the speakers.
Because breeding stages were not synchronous between birds and groups, sound files were chosen for analysis so as to give a relatively balanced representation of all pairs' breeding stages.
Balanced solubility and crystallization screens have been designed, such that B values are experimentally measured via SIC for a relatively small number of conditions, providing a balanced representation of the total number of possible combinations of chemical variables.
They believed that the A.K.P. had little intention of addressing Kurdish demands, such as balanced representation in the country's parliament, amnesty for Kurdish fighters, addressing ethnic discrimination, and softening the country's severe anti-terror laws.
