These include studying ways to: simplify interventions; train future "scale-up leaders"; build and incentivize an implementation workforce; reach and engage recipient communities, especially the poorest; apply the most effective diffusion techniques for scaling up the right tools at the right time in the right place within a health system; and raise the low profile of implementation science.
But the chances are much higher -- one in 90 -- among the working poor who apply for the Earned Income Tax Credit.
That is because the I.R.S. is giving particular attention to returns filed by the working poor who apply for a special tax credit.
That is because, under orders from Congress, the I.R.S. is giving particular attention to returns filed by the working poor who apply for a special tax credit.
The truly poor rarely apply to enter university or bid for public-works contracts, and so cannot take advantage of quotas.
Meanwhile, almost half of all the agency's audits -- 44percentt -- involve returns filed by the working poor who apply for the earned-income tax credit, the most significant government program for helping people out of poverty.
The I.R.S. last year cut audits of the working poor who apply for the Earned Income Tax Credit, mostly those who make less than $25,000 a year, reducing such audits by a fourth, to 297,000, or about one in 64 applicants.
In 1999, for the first time, the poor were more likely than the rich to have their tax returns audited, as the I.R.S. followed through on orders from Congress to closely examine the working poor who apply for the special credit, known as the Earned Income Tax Credit.
In the network engineering literature, Han and Poor [40] apply the Shapley value, excess, and nucleolus solutions to study a possible cooperative transmission among intermediate nodes to help relay the information of wireless users.
Several factors such as lack of knowledge or information of the western healthcare system, poor language proficiency and poor communication applied to women of various ethnic origins.
