Although the second generation is negatively impacted by the volunteering of immigrants, there is no measurably significant impact on the third-plus generation, which is arguably more important for the present analysis.
A new analysis from the Hamilton Project suggests that their lives today are measurably better in some important ways than those of poor children who never enrolled in the program.
This boundary also separates peoples with different norms that lead to measurably different behavior in important economic contexts (Brügger et al. 2009).
What types of uses of big data [are most important]… could measurably improve outcomes or productivity with further government action, funding, or research?
The HER3P measurements, however, drop measurably for groups three, four and five.
By many measures, the U.S. has made important strides when it comes to Civil Rights: The racial gaps in educational achievement, life expectancy, and wages, though still considerable, have all narrowed measurably in the past 50 years.
Harvard Gazette | By many measures, the U.S. has made important strides when it comes to Civil Rights: The racial gaps in educational achievement, life expectancy, and wages, though still considerable, have all narrowed measurably in the past 50 years.
"Reducing the cost of these calls measurably increases the amount of contact between inmates and their loved ones, making an important contribution to the criminal justice reforms sweeping the nation," the commission said in a statement.
It is important to note, however, that in every case, the concentration of PCDD/F in the soil increased measurably after sludge application (Eljarrat et al. 1997; McLachlan and Reissinger 1990; McLachlan et al. 1996b; Molina et al. 2000; Wilson et al. 1997).
