From the mycelia library, small RNAs mapped to all 20 tRNA types (5710; 4482 prorated), Selenocysteine (SeC) (14; 13 prorated), pseudo (1034; 568 prorated) and undetermined tRNA genes (89; 2 prorated) (Additional File 5).
In a typical restructuring, a player will convert some portion of his base salary or roster bonus (without reducing salary) into a signing bonus because it can be prorated or spread out evenly over the life of a contract (most other salary components usually can't be prorated) for a maximum of five years.
To more thoroughly address the possible genomic feature origins of our small RNA data sets, we used prorated counts (see Material and Methods for explanation) because it takes into account multiple alignments and different features associated with each alignment (Tables 2 and 3).
The gain is prorated annually over the donor's life expectancy, and the taxable portion of the annuity payments is divided into ordinary income and capital gains.
(The grants were prorated based on population).
The value of stock and stock options were not prorated.
(The bill was prorated for almost two months of service).
Other elements of their compensation, though, were not prorated.
In a much cited article in Democracy, from 2015, Nick Hanauer, a venture capitalist, and David Rolf, a union president, proposed that workplace benefits be prorated (someone who works a twenty-hour week gets half of the full-time benefits) and portable (insurance or unused vacation days would carry from one job to the next, because employers would pay into a worker's lifelong benefits account).
But with a temporary spending measure in place until early March — more than five months into the fiscal year — Republican leaders, including the Budget Committee chairman, Representative Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin, have said that a more realistic goal would be cuts to 2008 levels prorated for the remainder of the fiscal year, or about $60 billion to $80 billion.
