Each item listed was weighted equally and the final variable used in analyses was the total number of assets or resources reported.
For instance, the correlations between academic achievement (GPA) and the total number of assets in an individual was.45 for males and.35 for females in a recent study [ 15].
Moreover, research also suggests that the total number of assets possessed by a student is approximately two times more effective in anticipating future achievement than are other predictive measures (e.g., race/ethnicity, family composition and socioeconomic status) [ 3].
We assume that the formation of strategic groups is determined according to the following five manufacturing parameters: total number of employees (TNE), fixed assets (FA), sales tax and extra charges (STEC), earned insurance premiums (EIP), and expenses of payments (EP).
In addition to the L.A. Times, the purchase gave the Tribune Company control of Newsday, on Long Island; the Baltimore Sun; and the Hartford Courant, among other assets, bringing the total number of Tribune daily newspapers to eleven.
The equivalent annual cost for each asset was calculated based on the following equations: The unit asset cost was obtained by dividing the equivalent annual cost of each asset by the total number of patients exposed to that service in one year.
For example, the total number of software licences 'held' in the government's assets and services register is 18.4m, However, the number 'used' is about 12m, indicating that 6m software licences are currently not being used.
Moreover, it was impossible to calculate if the percentage of molecules included in the database was representative of all biochemical asset of spermatozoa: the total number of different molecules present in sperm cell is, at the present, unknown.
Latent class analysis is adopted by Savage et al 17 for clustering of six continuous variables: mean status scores of contacts, total number of contacts, highbrow cultural capital, emerging cultural capital, income and assets.
The banking customers don't care if the bank lies about its total assets and liabilities, but the voters do care if the voting machine lies about the total number of votes for each candidate!
They reveal that the total number of credit union members in Britain nearly doubled from 562,000 in 2004 to almost 1.04 million in 2012, while total assets more than doubled – from £432m to £956m – over the same period.
