This will cost poorer couples with children an average of £400 next year, cutting spending by £1.8bn overall – rising to £900 a year and £4.7bn once the full four-year freeze is taken into account.
The National Centre for Social and Economic Modelling calculated the impact as overwhelmingly a hit to poorer couples with children, and single parents: This wasn't good policy sold poorly; it was terrible policy sold worse.
For poorer couples juggling the multiple demands of maintaining an adequate income, caring for their child or children and elders, a crisis in the life circumstances of their parents could prove close to unmanageable (see also Liu's rural sample).
In their study, parents of reactive infants (as rated by parents and observers) showed more undermining and tended to demonstrate less supportive coparenting behavior only when they had a poorer couple relationship before their infant's birth, whereas parents of reactive infants with strong prebirth couple relationships demonstrated less undermining and more supportive coparenting.
What's happening to our poor hapless couple?
At this frequency, with both EO and EC, there was a poor coupling between body segments across all ages.
However, computations of fluid flows on collocated grids are not guaranteed to produce accurate solutions because of the poor coupling between velocity vector and scalar variables.
Typical characteristics, such as the low turnover rates and poor coupling seen during the metabolism of xenobiotics, as well as the enzyme specificity towards particular substrates and reactions, can be improved by directed evolution.
However, the classical electrical treatment devices are generally rigid circuit microelectronics which may sometimes encounter troubles such as poor coupling performance and large contact comfortableness etc.
Depending on where a fault occurs in the data reporting, observations might be subject to unacceptable noise levels (e.g., due to poor coupling or analog-to-digital conversion) or transmission errors (packet corruption or loss).
