However, among the less privileged classes, this rate showed a discrete increase [ 1].
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Compounds containing privileged substructures had a doubled rate of bioactivity, suggesting practical consequences for pharmaceutical discovery.
The problem of incomplete public disclosure, which regulators are to some extent trying to tackle, could fade because there would be less incentive for debt issuers to favor a small group of rating firms with privileged access to information.
If the government can't boost employment directly, it must promote private spending instead — and anything that might hurt the privileged, such as higher tax rates or financial regulation, can be denounced as job-killing because it undermines confidence, and hence investment.
Cashman said that comparing the unemployment rate of a relatively privileged group -- whites overall -- to the unemployment rate of the most disadvantaged group -- black teens -- demonstrated the disparity most effectively. .
Likewise, their rate of proliferation, immune privileged status, lack of ethical concerns, nontumorigenic properties make them ideal for both autologous and allogeneic use in regenerative medicine applications.
Other functions are also reported as privileged targets for an accelerated evolutionary rate of related genes in mammals, such as reproduction, taste perception, chemosensory reception [ 69], and olfaction, as recently shown in pig [ 44].
Currently there is a large social gap in breastfeeding rates, with the most privileged mothers being several times more likely to breastfeed than the least privileged, according to the policy document.
In its version of the bill, the House closed part of the loophole: fund managers would retain the special low rate on 25 percent of their privileged earnings.
