Sentence examples for rich measures from inspiring English sources
And, since the giveaways would be concentrated on the very rich, measures of post-tax inequality would rise.
These include reducing the father's share of parental leave and steps to undermine abortion law, as well as tax cuts for the rich, measures making life tougher for small-scale farmers, and an expansion of private schools.
I'm sure I and others will learn more as we get further into these reports, which are very high-quality evaluations with rich measures of implementation as well as outcomes.
Our study has several strengths, including a large sample size, a longitudinal design with rich measures spanning childhood to young adulthood, and data from multiple informants.
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Mr Darling and Mr Brown propose raising the top rate of tax from 40% to 50% next year (they had already mooted a rise to 45% from 2011-12) on those with incomes over £150,000 and a couple of other bash-the-rich measures.
A useful first step may be to better characterize the effects of imagery CBM by using richer measures of anhedonia that relate to its various facets (e.g., anticipation vs. experience of pleasure; Dunn, 2012; Pizzagalli, 2014).
The results (see Supplementary Figs S9 and S10) show that while these methods generate the correct clustering in the simplest case, they fail when the networks are variable in size and density, indicating the need for richer measures like Netdis in realistic settings.
The state is about the size of Kent and is India's smallest – and also the richest, measured by per-capita GDP.
As a result, it was possible to extract the energy, strength and range of the interactions for all cases, thereby providing a much richer measure of the interactions than relying solely on force profiles.
This provides a more data-driven picture of ELSI topics surrounding fMRI, weighted by a richer measure of the prominence of each paper in the citation landscape.
