Sentence examples for mean tariff from inspiring English sources

The one exception, which 'proves the rule' - because subgrouping is not involved - is when preferences are elicited at the population level and used to produce a mean tariff applied to all individuals, as in the EQ-5D tariff used in QALY-based analyses.

> -wrap-foot> Taxes on international trade [i. International trade tax revenues (% of trade sector); ii. mean tariff rate; iii. standard deviation of tariff rates].

Restrictions (weighted 50%): - Hidden Import Barriers (component of EFI4); Mean Tariff Rate (component of EFI4); Taxes on International Trade (% of current revenue); Capital Account Restrictions (component of EFI4).

Mean tariff scores calculated by UCAS are available for UK medical schools at www.thecompleteuniversityguide.co.uk/league-tables/rankings?s=Medicine ('Entry standards'), along with summaries of data on Student Satisfaction and Research Assessment.

This does not mean tariffs, which protect all domestic companies to the same extent; rather, it implies finding ways to help innovators against domestic imitators.

In the car industry, a 10percentt average tariff means the German economy starts to splutter like a Skoda in mid-winter (not for nothing do German auto manufacturers call Britain "Treasure Island" – we change our cars almost twice as often as the continental average).

The ruling means tariffs that the Commerce Department set last month on hot-rolled steel will be imposed immediately, a department spokesman, Kurt Cultice, said.

The mean social tariff scores in the EQ-5D were 0.79, 0.80 and 0.73 for patients with asymptomatic HIV, symptomatic HIV and AIDS, respectively.

WTO rules would mean high tariffs on key British exports, including a 10% tariff on car exports, 12% on clothing and 40% on lamb.

Tariff revenues or quota rents, at over $1 billion per year, mean that tariffs (collected by the US) clearly yield a benefit for the US over Free Trade and quotas (rents accruing to Canadian producers) an overall benefit for Canada.

The feedback score is the percentage of final-years satisfied with feedback and assessment by lecturers, based on the NSS 7. Staff-student ratio is the number of students per member of teaching staff 8. Spend is the amount of money spent on each student, given as a rating out of 10 9. Average entry tariff means the typical Ucas scores of students currently studying in that department 10.