Multiple funders have, we believe, relatively insulated the ISS Clinic from individual stakeholder shortfalls.
It is plausible that individuals will have shortfalls in ability or education that can be offset through, for example, training; but this needs to be set against the point already made that we should not expect ordinary people to develop extraordinary abilities.
Measures to address inequalities of care can only be implemented when more information is available on the specific shortfalls in individual quality indicators.
Furthermore, analyses such as the one detailed here could be used to provide information on the shortfalls of individual primary medical degree programs, and the impact of curricular changes.
Mr. Mackoul said such coverage provides that in the event a co-op or condo does not have adequate insurance for a claim against the building and it then imposes an assessment to cover the shortfall, the individual homeowner's policy provides coverage for that assessment.
Much of that settlement money has since been appropriated by individual states to fix budget shortfalls, and more than three-quarters of a million borrowers who have lost their homes are slated to receive a maximum of just $2,000 from the settlement.
But that would still leave the individual with an expected pension shortfall, to which the rational response would be to save more.The effects of low interest rates do not stop there.
Missing practice data for individual variables account for the shortfall between the total number of practices in the final dataset and those included in the final model.
As earnings shortfalls hurt more stocks, individual investors will conclude that the equity appreciation they have been relying on in lieu of saving out of salaries and other current income is no longer reliable.
Working out what you'll get – and how much you'll have to earn to make up any shortfall – is a highly individual calculation, dependent on your course, household income, choice of university and whether you live at home.
