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In determining which jurisdictions should be covered, Congress used a formula based in part on voter turnout in 1964.
Formerly known as the Mathematics and Science Partnership (MSP), it has used a formula based on population and income to award block grants to states for improving teacher education in those subjects through a combination of preservice training and professional development for those already in the classroom.
Time magazine acknowledged its growing level of influence in its 2010 Time 100; to determine the influence of people, it used a formula based on famous social networking sites, Twitter and Facebook.
We have thus used a formula based on the adjusted relative risks (RRadj) derived from a multivariate model: PAF={ RRadj−1)/RRadj} Pe(cases), where Pe(cases) is the prevalence of the exposure in participants with dementia.
In calculating the maximum bending stress (Bmax (N/mm)) of the distraction callus, we used a formula based on the assumption that the cross section of the distraction callus was oval.
The state-run Local Capital Improvement Program uses a formula based on the grand list, road miles and population to split $30 million a year among 169 municipalities.
It also provides the states with security funds, using a formula based almost entirely on population.
Mr. Dimas said he reached the figures using a formula based on gross domestic product and emissions levels.
The key problem is that business rates are normally set every five years, using a formula based on the premises' rental value – but the last review was in 2010 and used figures from early 2008.
The train companies have been given the freedom to raise prices using a formula based on RPI for the past decade on "regulated" fares (such as many commuter routes) and charge whatever they like for "unregulated" fares, which include many long-distance tickets.
The SAIC board sets its companys stock price four times a year, using a formula based on net income, shares outstanding and a market factor monitored by investment bank Houlihan Lokey Howard &Zukin.
