In Ontario, access to primary care is equitable across groups; in fact, lower SES groups have higher numbers of primary care visits per year than higher SES individuals.
It is also important to ensure that the benefit from the increased stimulus to quit due to tobacco control interventions is equitable across all ethnic and socioeconomic groups, particularly in New Zealand where smoking is very unevenly distributed, with much higher smoking prevalence among Mâori, the indigenous people of New Zealand.
"We believe any cuts need to be equitable, across the board," Ms. Medina said.
Mark Williamson, director of Artist Services, says that payments are not calculated on a per-stream basis but insists, "The rates are equitable across labels".
"In a negotiation environment, you'd be better off taking the hit now with regard to paging, but preserving your well-established, in their case long-term, pricing position of being equitable across advertisers and not really engaging in heavy discounting and widespread negotiations just to get a small schedule," he said, using the industry term for an advertiser's annual commitment to a magazine.
But I believe that acquisitions should be equitable across the entire extended team, both of founders and investors.
This study examines whether this fall was equitable across different population segments (with respect to their socio-economic characteristics) and area types.
I also think in Russia, particularly, it's very important that the government has policies that are equitable across the board.
However access was equitable across levels of socio-economic status.
Revascularization/AMI ratios in each group were also calculated to determine whether access to revascularization procedures was equitable across ethnic groups.
Such a system should be equitable across age groups, disability categories, and other individual characteristics, economically sustainable yet generous enough to reasonably meet demand, and targeted broadly to include all people at risk of institutionalization, isolation, or functional decline in the absence of services (AARP, 2013).
