The lower the rate, the more carefully the pension plans are funded.
There are moves to examine more carefully the messages given out by the military in educational settings.
As the nation looks at its racial makeup more carefully, the self-examination is taking place family by family.
"We ask you to approach the issue of selecting representatives in Russia more carefully," the two groups said in a letter to Microsoft.
He says the EU no longer regards legislation as a first resort; it weighs more carefully the harm new directives could cause.
My husband is a server in a San Francisco restaurant and I wish that bloggers would consider more carefully the impact of their words on restaurant employees.
He should study more carefully the data on Animal Aid's Race Horse Death Watch, which reveals that a second horse, Zato, perished at the two-day Ascot meeting.
But all of this requires understanding the cause and effects of inequity and applying more carefully the technologies that are going to change the equation.
To analyse more carefully the site preference of selected metals, a thermodynamic formalism accounting for the activities of Ni and Al, as well as the lattice parameter and concentration dependence of atomic interactions, has been applied.
Given so little demonstrated cognitive worth, we conclude that undue emphasis has been placed on data exploration in phylogenetic inference, and we urge phylogeneticists to consider more carefully the relevance of the methods that they employ.
But more fraud could be caught in advance -- and its negative impacts on research and on public confidence in science could be lessened -- if journals reviewed submitted articles more carefully, the six-member expert panel reported.
