"Not only will employees see their pay hit, but the cost of employing somebody will increase as the employer will also have to pay an extra 1%." He added: "The manner in which this was announced today made no reference to the April budget and therefore gave the impression that the increase was only 0.5% in total, rather than the 1% increase in reality".
Although lawmakers have often cast the elimination of these loopholes as a "tax increase," in reality they are domestic spending programs in disguise.
This is comparable to a statistician who may theorize about the potential effect of increasing the sample size, even if the size of a specific sample is not increased in reality.
Even a tiny increase in dollars would appear to be a high percentage increase, but in reality it would have very little material impact.
Ironically, simply removing the percentages but leaving the rest of the chart as is, as the trustees reports now do, presents the highly misleading impression to the casual reader that benefits are increasing, when in reality they are being cut.
The differential stress increases slowly because in reality the top surface displacement velocity is constant and the strain rate increases slowly.
It says: "The question isn't whether government deliberately makes BME [black and minority ethnic] people worse off, but rather whether the effects of policies, directly or indirectly, increase racial inequality in reality".
The prediction that gene diversity grows without bound is unsurprising, because we assumed an infinite gene pool (and we caution that gene diversity cannot increase to infinity in reality).
Additionally, the beneficial effects of increased compliance following a single-pill combination may in reality increase the cost-effectiveness of the triple combination.
In reality, increased home ownership has brought the opposite: more restlessness, bigger mortgages, less stability.
