The code was extended to EU members' dependencies, so it covered tax havens such as Jersey, Guernsey and Cayman.
A similar explanation can also be applicable to an unbonded case even though there would be some changes in strain configuration at balanced condition with the increase of A bf due to the member-dependency of ɛ pfu.
The t test value indicated that wealth status has a statistically significant relationship with age of the head, the average age of the household members and average dependency ratio at less than 1% probability level.
It turns out that there has been a large decrease in both average family size and in the ratio of family members to earners (the dependency ratio).7 That is true for the country as a whole and for the Sierra-Selva considered separately.
This dependency among members of the cluster will inflate the variance of the effect of the intervention.
Though there were a few protected springs in the area, they were not accessible to most community members hence the high dependency on crater water for domestic purposes.
The questionnaire included demographic information (gender, marital status, age, occupational status, educational attainment, and household income) and tobacco use related information (smoking and quitting history, spouse or other household members' smoking status, nicotine dependency level, and stages of change).
The original plan was to get EU members and their dependencies automatically to exchange information on savings kept in their banks by citizens of other European countries.
Female gender, educational status of primary or less and being a member of households with high dependency ratio were independent predictors of chronic food insecurity in urban, semi-urban, and rural areas.
Simply put, money isn't staying in our community.... Another factor is that when members of our community achieve wealth, a dependency often develops between friends, family members and even our neighborhoods on the recipient".
