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Could the research councils make a proportion of funding contingent on institutions improving gender diversity in science at all levels?

The proposal on the table is that any developer building student accommodation going forward must make a proportion of that affordable housing.

Under the terms of its terrestrial licences issued by Ofcom, ITV must make a proportion of programmes outside London and produce local news bulletins, although it has already implemented plans to reduce its regional news output.

The density of the samples were divided to make a proportion of the internal control sample that was included on each gel.

Slightly more timely is a mid-June BMG phone poll, which also made a proportion of repeat calls, and separated out the results.

CQUIN makes a proportion of a provider's yearly income conditional on reaching quality targets agreed between the commissioner and provider.

4 In England, these data are published in Quality Accounts and the Commissioning for Quality and Innovation payment framework which makes a proportion of care providers' income conditional on the improvement in this domain.

Several justices expressed concern that this definition swept too broadly and could make a substantial proportion of the prison population subject to prolonged confinement.

Only in 2008 did minorities make a greater proportion of the early vote than the Election Day vote (77.0% to 76.5%).

Therefore we changed the inclusion criteria in order to make a larger proportion of patients eligible.

It is likely that LP-X makes up a proportion of the elevated LDL observed in the LLKB1KO mice.