Sentence examples for proposal observed from inspiring English sources

In a little-noticed observation, the actuaries who reviewed this proposal observed that "lower marginal tax rates are expected to have a large effect on (this tax)... reducing revenue... by roughly 20percentt".

A recent neuroeconomic study (employing Prelec's weight function with the assumption of β = 1, following Prelec's proposal) observed that α is related to the activity of the anterior cingulate in the brain, and the authors interpreted the activity of the anterior cingulated might reflect subject's risk attitude in probabilistic choice [ 17].

Even liberal commentators at The Atlantic and Washington Post have criticized Nolan's proposal, observing it would eliminate the financial incentive for high-earners to work beyond that $5 million limit and would drive many entrepreneurs out of the United States.

This initial appraisal of the Commission's impact assessment on the proposal observes that the impact assessment is characterised by a lack of quantitative evidence and this is acknowledged explained by the impact assessment itself.

S.M.R. identified the source as a triple, wrote follow-up proposals, observed with the GBT, phase-connected the timing solution and wrote the manuscript.

In line with this proposal we observed that siRNA-mediated ablation of CHIP, BAG-1 and HspBP1 had a significant impact on the presentation of endogenously expressed antigens on MHC class I molecules.

In favor of this proposal we observed that in a single TV-Pol from Gemmata obscuriglobus (gi: 168702000) the usual coiled-coil thumb module has been displaced by a distinct globular domain with conserved cysteines (Fig. 1A).

Consistent with this proposal, we observed that when mitochondrial ROS production was induced by treating EL4 cells for 2 h with antimycin, an inhibitor of complex III that increases mitochondrial H2O2 formation, there was a 40% decrease in oleate oxidation and an accompanying increase in C-oleate incorporation into TAG.

From 2009 to 2013, a decrease in the number of issued health and protection proposals was observed by 15.5% and 34.4%, respectively.

Our results showed that (1) the acceptance rates of the patients were lower than those of the normal controls and (2) no differences in acceptance rates to unfair proposals were observed in the MDD group while comparing their response to offers from humans with those from computers.

Justice O'Connor did not offer an analysis of any particular proposal, instead observing that "no single response is appropriate for every situation".