Since the units of analysis for the comparison group are quarters of program activity, we provide statistics for these units.
The upper entry indicates that approximately 2.9 million unique individuals are available, contributing nearly 6.2 million quarters of program activity.
For the estimation of program effects we stratify our data by migration background and quarter of program start.
These data were also used to control program participation prior to the quarter of program entry for both participants and comparison group individuals.
The chief scientist of the Australian Antarctic Division, Gwen Fenton, told a Senate inquiry that about a quarter of their programs rely on the CSIRO in some capacity, and that if CSIRO programs were cut, that would affect their research.
The company's all-news station, WBBR-AM 1130, attracts only 16,000 people in an an average quarter-hour of programming, said Tony Sanders, senior analyst of Duncan's American Radio.
One quarter of PIM programs offered some online training.
Under the budget that House Budget Committee Republicans adopted in March, which Speaker Paul Ryan endorsed and is trying to bring to the House floor, 62percentt of its $6 trillion in budget cuts over ten years -- or $3.7 trillion in cuts -- would come from programs for people with low or modest incomes, even though these programs constitute only about a quarter of federal program spending.
These academic programs were chosen because a physical activity element represents approximately a quarter of their program of study, and a major interest of this study was the influence of physically demanding college academic programs on lower back pain.
The BBC was required to privatise a quarter of its programming.
In fiscal year 2008, the federal government paid three-quarters of the program's costs in Mississippi but only half the cost in New York and California.
