These give the individual's age, occupation and intended place of residence.
An employer shall not discriminate against someone "because of such individual's age," the law reads, without specifying "older age" or "younger age".
The choice of therapy depends in part on an individual's age, general state of health and feelings about surgery as well as the aggressiveness of the cancer.
Ibbotson Associates will manage an investor's portfolio based on the individual's age, sex, income, savings and 401(k) balance, according to Mike Henkel, president of Ibbotson.
Where there is any doubt over an individual's age, they will not be detained unless an independent local authority age assessment concludes that they are over 18.
The rationale is to "ensure that information … regarding an individual's age will not be used in furtherance of employment or age discrimination".
The payments, which will vary based on an individual's age, years of service and earnings history, are intended to reduce overall obligations and save the pension plans more money in the future than they will have to pay out now.
This disorder is characterized by a failure to maintain normal body weight for an individual's age and height; weight loss is at least 15 percent of the ideal body weight.
where a it denotes the individual's age.
Thus, the second specification controls for each individual's age and years living in Australia (both as quadratics).
Table 2 Variables' definition Age Individual's age, ranging from 20 to 59 Married Equal to 1 for cohabiting individuals Univ.
