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This study examines whether this fall was equitable across different population segments (with respect to their socio-economic characteristics) and area types.
However access was equitable across levels of socio-economic status.
Revascularization/AMI ratios in each group were also calculated to determine whether access to revascularization procedures was equitable across ethnic groups.
With an estimated 14,000 kidney, 5,000 liver, 2,000 heart, and 1,000 lung transplants performed annually [ 29] at 244 kidney, 123 liver, 135 heart, and 68 lung transplant centers nationwide [ 19], Medicare's volume thresholds would appear reasonable if the distribution of donor organ supply was equitable across centers.
"We believe any cuts need to be equitable, across the board," Ms. Medina said.
Mark Williamson, director of Artist Services, says that payments are not calculated on a per-stream basis but insists, "The rates are equitable across labels".
States and districts should provide teacher compensation packages that are competitive with those of other professions requiring similar levels of education, and that are equitable across districts, so all schools can compete in the labor market for well-qualified teachers.
"In a negotiation environment, you'd be better off taking the hit now with regard to paging, but preserving your well-established, in their case long-term, pricing position of being equitable across advertisers and not really engaging in heavy discounting and widespread negotiations just to get a small schedule," he said, using the industry term for an advertiser's annual commitment to a magazine.
But I believe that acquisitions should be equitable across the entire extended team, both of founders and investors.
I also think in Russia, particularly, it's very important that the government has policies that are equitable across the board.
In Ontario, access to primary care is equitable across groups; in fact, lower SES groups have higher numbers of primary care visits per year than higher SES individuals.
