Average annual teacher pay increases, which included cost-of-living and contractually negotiated raises as well as increases awarded for extra years of experience, dropped from 3.6 percent in the 2008-09 school year to 1.3 percent in the 2011-12 year.
In response to the proposed FLSA revisions, NIH will increase the awards for postdoctoral NRSA recipients to levels above the threshold.
Points were awarded on threshold for weight management, alcohol, and osteoporosis indicators (practices were required to achieve the minimum target threshold to score any points, with increasing points awarded for achieving mid and maximum thresholds (Table 2).
Judge Korman said in cases involving disabled children, he frequently increased damage awards not only for the child but for the family, so that "the child should not be viewed as a burden" and family members feel "they've also gotten some benefit".
Previous research awards were associated with increased subsequent award probability.
The number of points awarded increased for the competitor whose equipment was now changed to red and decreased for the one altered to appear blue — even though the referees were watching the same matches.
The human being, in its evolving quest to broaden and refine the ways in which it is able to celebrate its existence, seems driven to increase the number of awards for which it is eligible every year.
The quality of the routine immunization coverage data was confirmed by an external Data Quality Audit (DQA) commissioned by GAVI in 2003, in which Zambia achieved a verification factor of 0.79 and received awards for increasing routine coverage in subsequent years, particularly DTP3 coverage among children under the age of one.
Because the awards available under Simon Property's 1998 plan consisted only of those based on performance, lawyers for the Louisiana system contend that eliminating benchmarks from Mr. Simon's award increased the types of awards available under the plan.
