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Older people have higher incomes than ever before, both in absolute terms and compared to the wider population.
The fact is that Europe's economy looks a lot better now — both in absolute terms and compared with our economy — than it did a decade ago.
Violations of sectoral wage floors are much more prevalent in the South where minima are higher in real terms and compared with the sectoral median: Fig. 3 shows that the share of underpaid workers ranges from around 8.5% of the workforce in the North-East to 18.5% in the South.
If you think Europe is a place where lots of able-bodied adults just sit at home collecting welfare checks, think again.... Europe's economy looks a lot better now - both in absolute terms and compared with our economy - than it did a decade ago.
In this article we estimated the burden of GHD in generic terms and compared it with burden in other diseases.
We calculated the average DV I for different GO terms and compared them using analysis of variance (ANOVA).
The site is creating a wire service with articles from finance blogs and building a cheat sheet to guide readers through financial filings by defining terms and comparing a company's performance to competitors'.
Cost benefit analysis, in governmental planning and budgeting, the attempt to measure the social benefits of a proposed project in monetary terms and compare them with its costs.
Mr. Agassi has cast his company's effort in moral terms, and compares ending dependence on oil with the battle to abolish slavery in the 19th century.
In addition we assess symmetry relations of the motifs, their decomposition into nearest neighbor terms and compare the results with thermodynamic nearest neighbor parameters characterizing DNA/DNA interactions in solution.
Models were fit by maximum likelihood and model reduction was performed by removing least significant terms and comparing the Akaike information criterion (AIC) value of more complex vs simplified models (Akaike, 1973) until only significant terms were left.
