Economists reckon that workers' wages should vary with their productivity.
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Dementia risk, however, did vary with proximity to busy roadways.
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Definitions of a mass shooting vary, with no universal standard.
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APR may vary with market rates based on the Prime Rate.
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APR will vary with market rates based on the Prime Rate.
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Voters' perceptions of candidates' strengths don't seem to vary with gender.
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First, the amounts states receive would vary with the number of recipients.
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APR may vary with market rates based on the Prime Rate. LexusPursuitsVisa.
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APR may vary with market rates based on the Prime Rate. ToyotaRewardsCreditCard.
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It's interesting to see how state's rights claims vary with federal administrations.
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Why should the incentive to be green vary with the economic cycle?
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Their experiences vary with age, race, geography, and the visibility of their faith.
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Kalmoe found that support for political violence did not vary with party affiliation.
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The interpersonal dynamics of these reunions vary with the nature of the adoption.
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In addition, each state's total would vary with the composition of its Medicaid enrollment.
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These effects vary with frequency, and many of them become stronger at lower frequencies.
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The toppings and accompaniments are seasonal vegetables, and the skewers vary with each season.
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The standards for proof of participating in war crimes seem to vary with each case.
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Still, others favor letting the value of securities purchased each month vary with changing conditions.
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For example, they could study how the physical dimensions of neutron stars vary with their mass.
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Pregnancy cravings will vary with each baby, like they did with Mason, Penelope, and Reign. 9.
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Importantly, the amount of ZCash the rig is able to mine doesn't vary with wind speed.
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Readmissions didn't vary with doctor age, but costs of care were slightly higher among older doctors.
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In early 2019 Germany's statisticians improved their monitoring of how holiday prices vary with the seasons.
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The answer may vary with your own experience, but it ultimately depends on what you value.
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The impasto surfaces vary, with some built up a great deal and others not at all.
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Though costs for nuclear power vary with reactor design, even the most efficient ones are more expensive.
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It provides some price certainty while also offering enough flexibility to allow prices to vary with emissions.
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Audio quality is subjective in a lot of ways, so your mileage might vary with the BoomStick.
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Sites vary with respect to security and features, with annual membership fees ranging from zero to $150.
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The rates would vary, with earnings held in cash taxed at 10 percent in the Senate version.
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What's more, many regulatory compliance costs are fixed — they don't vary with the size of the enterprise.
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The tax credits would increase with a person's age, but would not vary with a person's income.
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The Republican tax credits vary with age, with older enrollees receiving more since their premiums are typically higher.
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That is, these odors co-vary with kinship and allow squirrels to quickly assess their relatedness to others.
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Fit will vary with each person, but I found the F5s effortless to wear with their default tips.
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These periods vary with the destination and season, but Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday flights are generally less crowded.
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Cheap hotels aren't hard to come by in Las Vegas, though rates vary with business and event traffic.
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Samuelson's reasoning also assumes that people's taste for risk does not vary with how rich or poor they are.
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Coase argued that the degree to which the firm stands in for the market will vary with changing circumstances.
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"Consent" might mean different things at different ages, and understanding about posting things digitally might also vary with age.
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The aromas will vary with the age of the cognac, but the most present scents are vanilla, nuts, flowers.
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These standards vary, with government actions that make distinctions based on religion or race usually meriting the highest standard.
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Attitudes toward the two photographs will vary with attitudes toward the Black Lives Matter Movement and policing in this country.
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Investor demand for such securities has rocketed in recent years, because payouts vary with interest rates, which have been rising.
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Mr Ryan wants to replace Obamacare's tax credits, which vary with income, with a universal tax credit linked to age.
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It is founded on the idea that though prices will vary with investors' moods, a stock's true value is lasting.
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Forecasts for that vary, with Republicans projecting much stronger economic growth and unusually large revenue gains resulting from tax cuts.
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Regulations should avoid slowing progress when possible, so the weight of containment should vary with the maturity of the AGI program.
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As a result, the bitcoin creation process is generally slowing down, although it can vary with the number of miners participating.
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But its proximity to us was what made it the most convenient option — and this factor could vary with each person.
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We will attempt to respond to every submission within four weeks, though response times may vary with the volume of submissions.
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Because the museum is lit naturally by skylights, visitors' experiences of the artwork will vary with the seasons and time of day.
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But whereas the government can offer a flat rate, by requiring everyone to participate, premiums in the private market vary with risk.
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In the nightshade family, the alkaloids in the plants vary with species: potatoes have solanine, tomatoes have tomatine, and tobacco has nicotine.
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The prices of the bonds and swaps reflect the market's central expectation, but will also vary with the risk on either side.
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The consistency (crusty versus sticky) of your gound can vary with allergies or how much you touch your eyes throughout the day.
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The progression of AMD can vary, with some people experiencing little problems with their vision for many years, while others quickly worsen.
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The aforementioned unnamed executive said the agreement would vary with partners and the kind of product they are bringing to the table.
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I didn't experience any drop-outs or sound buffering during my testing, although your mileage on that may vary with your wireless connection.
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Their top speeds vary, with the EB9 able to hit 16.5 mph, and the EB10 and EB11 each getting up to 15.3 mph.
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But in 1887 existing theory predicted that the apparent speed of light would vary with the speed at which the observer was moving.
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The size of the beads causes the effectiveness of the absorption to vary—with the ideal size being about 12 millimeters in diameter.
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The reasons for their concerns vary, with some citing tariffs and others listing strong competition, freight costs and credit risks, among other issues.
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Their geographic focus areas vary, with several concentrating on the Chicago area, others on the Midwest and still others looking at deals nationwide.
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Fewer healthy people than expected have signed up to the government-sponsored insurance exchanges, which limit how much premiums can vary with risk.
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One's mileage may vary with this type of humor, and some may say there's a limit on the effectiveness of silly, literalizing jokes.
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This is not an anomaly, although the results vary with income, since Medicare is funded by payroll taxes based on a worker's salary.
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"Quarterly results will vary, they vary with a lot of things: with the markets, with investment performance, with individual client idiosyncratic decisions," he said.
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Even though the deletion is the same in every person with the condition, the symptoms vary with each patient and no case is identical.
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The plane's altitude continued to vary, with the nose suddenly pointing downward — against the pilots' instructions — before pilots could correct it and resume climbing.
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While individual days vary, with some higher, an annual average at or below that level, known as the particulate matter standard, is considered safe.
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The size of the cost-of-capital advantage it gave green firms would vary with the quantity of bonds the central bank was buying.
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Their chances vary, with many women running in toss-up races and a large number running in districts where they aren't likely to win.
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If the clue could be read two ways — and much puzzle wordplay depends on this — it might vary with the day of the week.
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Third has to do with electricity rates and how they're structured — whether they are a flat rate or vary with the time of day.
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The visual component includes an ever-growing collection of more than 800 35mm slides, the selection and order of which vary with each performance.
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Fitch expects that CP borrowings will continue to vary with the company's cash needs, while other short-term borrowings are likely to be largely refinanced.
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CBO also predicted how premiums would vary with age and income compared to under the ACA: Older, lower-income people would pay "much larger" premiums.
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Estimates of Trump's net worth vary, with financial journalists pegging it at about $3 billion, while Trump himself claims it is more than $10 billion.
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We explained how negative emotion, memory for negative events and the connectivity of these two brain networks all vary with the concentration of ovarian hormones.
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The length of time for guns to be taken away would vary with the circumstances, with a minimum of one month and possibilities for extensions.
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Voters, in this account, are not part of the party, but over time their loyalties will vary with the policy positions and actions of a party.
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I usually try to do my makeup at home before I go to the gig because backstages can vary with the lighting, mirror availability, and space.
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I don't know that there's any great moral to this story, other than the observation that complex things can and do vary with geographies and cultures.
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They possess the Queenly desire to nurture and support what's in their lives, but what exactly they're showing such care for will vary with the suit.
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Funeral insurance works like other life-insurance policies, with monthly premiums that vary with age and, sometimes, behaviour such as whether the buyer is a smoker.
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And definitions of success may vary, with a small number of clinics defining it merely as seeing a fetal heartbeat or by using some other criteria.
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And, ideally, congressional oversight would not vary with the partisan affiliation of the president because legislators share an interest in the integrity of the executive branch.
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The researchers behind the newest study used this information to study the galaxy in phase space—fancy talk for how its stars' velocities vary with their position.
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While precise causes necessarily vary with each case, there are a number of factors that contribute to the disturbing rise in suicide deaths, Dr. Kevin Gilliland, Psy.
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As an agency, Lion & Lion recognizes that online is not always the point of sale, and the consequences for conversions vary with every market, segment and psychographic.
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While speeds vary with the road conditions and the car, 70 miles per hour is not unusual, and the most powerful rally cars easily reach 100 m.p.h.
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Everyone who works would get a Worker Credit (maxing out at $1,530) that doesn't vary with household size, to wipe out payroll taxes on poverty-level earnings.
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No matter which candidate wins the presidency, history shows that defense spending does not quite vary with the party in power, said Richard Safran, director at Buckingham Research.
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The AHCA would change the tax credits so that they vary with age, but not income or geography (although they would taper out at high incomes—see chart).
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Our reasons for faking also vary with age: Older adults are more likely to pretend orgasm because they want to please their partners and emotionally connect with them.
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Assessments of the scale of North Korea's nuclear stockpile vary, with the U.S. Defence Intelligence Agency at the high end with an estimate of about 383 nuclear warheads.
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This will provide an image clarity boost even without a 4K TV. That said, Sony warns that performance may vary with this, as various games are optimized differently.
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"My family of eight children live from this business, and our income vary with the seasons," said Um Ahmed, 45, who inherited a small turbah workshop from her father.
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That information — such as the width of the shoppers' foot, down to the millimeter — will be saved for later purchases, too, because the size may vary with the style.
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Instead, the researchers noticed trends in the appearance of something called storm helicity, a measure of vertical wind shear, which is how wind speed and direction vary with altitude.
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It converts Obamacare's income-based premium subsidies, which vary with the cost of premiums, to an age-based tax credit that is not tied to the cost of care.
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Estimates for the levels of initial flows into the mainland stock market vary, with some analysts expecting more than $400 billion in inflows when A shares are fully included.
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While your interest rate will vary with a personal loan, a loan marketplace like Credible can help you find a personal loan with an APR as low as 260%.
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Certain values vary with roles: We expect an umpire to be a neutral party on the playing field, while Mom and Dad take a rooting interest in their kid.
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The exact drivers behind the toll prices vary, with some cities charging prices based on traffic conditions and others charging varying prices for the use of express and HOV lanes.
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The process can vary with the design and metal, but once completed and checked for quality control, the band is given to diamond setters who carefully add the sparkling stones.
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Intriguingly, though, the concentration of methane appears to vary with the Martian seasons, peaking at 0.65 ppb in the northern hemisphere's summer and falling to 0.24 ppb in the winter.
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Other retail channels like Best Buy or stores that sell Apple products could offer the same discount but your mileage may vary with those external stores so check before you go.
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And they were paying down their student loans faster than those who were enrolled in standard plans, in which payments are fixed for 10 years and do not vary with income.
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Other accountsThe available options on other social networks vary, with apps like Snapchat and WhatsApp locking to your mobile number and making it difficult to log in on multiple devices anyway.
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The new baseline Pro also includes a True Tone display, the Touch Bar (your mileage may vary with this feature), and a notably more powerful quad-core Intel Core i5 processor.
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The specific areas involved and the degree of activation vary with age, which suggests that the young brain is still honing its gesture-speech integration skills and refining connections between regions.
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Your milage may vary with I Wonder, depending on your appetite for eye-melting visual overload and your ability to sit with a book that takes time to reveal its true nature.
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The details on how to set this up vary with your wireless carrier: And speaking of DeRay Mckesson, he was onstage with Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey at the Code Conference last week.
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Your mileage might vary with heavy photo and video editing apps and it certainly won't run PC games well at all, but if that's your goal, this probably isn't the computer for you.
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Because the shape, size and number of salt crystals piling up on the sea bottom vary with the water's salinity, evaporation rate and temperature, the resulting structures also vary in shape, he said.
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Joseph M. Conlon, a technical adviser to the American Mosquito Control Association, expressed reservations, saying that wing-beat frequencies could vary with temperature, humidity and the mosquito's age, nutritional status and other variables.
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Your mileage may vary with how successful you believe the final season of "Game of Thrones" was, but no one can deny the overwhelming negativity in the fandom surrounding those final six episodes.
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Analysts' valuations of UMG - the world's biggest music label ahead of Sony Music Entertainment and Warner Music Group - vary, with Exane BNP Paribas pricing it at 19.7 billion euros and Liberum at 18.4 billion.
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While their stories vary, with lack of affordable housing and stagnant incomes comprising two of the most common threads, many homeless people seek the comfort and stability of community in these urban-tent encampments.
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" Ray Jackendoff, a linguist at Tufts University who was not involved in the study, said the group's finding that the ease of saying some sounds may vary with diet "is interesting but not earthshaking.
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Any falls in employment would probably show up in poorer places first, and also among younger people, whose job prospects have been shown, more than those of other groups, to vary with minimum wages.
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When Dr Dietze and Dr Knowles correlated the coders' conclusions with the data from the questionnaires, they found that the number of gazes at strangers did not vary with social class, but their duration did.
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If you don't want to purchase the Xbox One Play & Charge Kit, you can use any USB cord to connect your controller to the console, although Microsoft says charging times may vary with this method.
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The estimates vary with different assumptions about the tax rate that ultimately comes out of Washington, as well as a possible shift in how foreign income is taxed and when the changes would take effect.
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Not only did the MediTrain participants score 20% to 35% higher on those tests than the control group, Ziegler says, their scores also appeared to vary with the length of time they were able to meditate.
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On a once congestion-clogged highway in Northern Virginia, for example, the number of cars with multiple occupants has risen by 15% since the introduction in 2017 of tolls that vary with the level of congestion.
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What this modeling makes clear is that when it comes to clean energy policy, EVs are a triple threat for Colorado (and, obviously, for other states, though the impacts will vary with weather and electricity mix).
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But an added feature, missing from subsequent versions, was a tax on the value of land—ie, a levy that, unlike a property tax, does not vary with the number of houses or hotels built on it.
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Its yield will vary with that of a Treasury of the same maturity, with an interest-rate premium, or "spread", to compensate bondholders for the risk that the borrower might not earn enough dollars to pay its debts.
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The specific issues vary with the faith, but there is an essential sameness to what separates Reform Judaism from Orthodox Judaism, evangelical churches from mainline Protestantism, the liberal Episcopal Church from the conservative Anglican Church in North America.
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It's a pretty convenient feature depending on how good you are at managing and keeping a calendar, but it's also one more way you're sharing data with Uber, so your comfort level may vary with that aspect of the integration.
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Greenstone and Nigam allow VSL to vary with age — understandably, older people are less willing to pay to reduce their odds of death than younger people — but set the average VSL for an American age 18 and over to $11.5 million.
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Levels of security also vary with a users choice of wallet, with offline wallets acting as a high-level security solution, known as cold storage, and mobile app wallets acting as a low-level security solution, known as a hot wallet.
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One 2009 study paid for by NAR found that commission rates do tend to vary with housing prices, which would suggest that Realtors relax their fees on very expensive homes, and charge more in down markets when homes are harder to sell.
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"Because the spacing and size of wind-drag ripples vary with the density of the atmosphere under which they form, we can now look for preserved 'fossil' wind-drag ripples in ancient sandstones on Mars, and constrain past atmospheric conditions," Lapôtre said.
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In this 10-question, 53-point scale, practices in categorising severity vary, with typical schemes rating scores under 9 or 10 as indicating no depression, around 10 to 18 mild depression, 19 to 34 moderate depression, and 35 and up severe depression.
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One, shown in Figure 4, is the quits rate – the fraction of workers quitting their jobs each month: Quits rates vary with the state of the labor market: workers are more willing to quit if they feel sure of finding another job.
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For each individual member, the floor of the House or Senate is the place to: The total demand for floor time will vary with the number of members in the chamber and as the rewards for speaking, legislating, and forcing roll call votes increase.
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While the process and laws for gun storage may vary, with some places requiring background checks or charging fees, the findings suggest that it makes sense for families to explore their options for keeping firearms outside the home when suicide is a concern, Runyan said by email.
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Led by Richard Todd, a USDA soil scientist, researchers ran a multi-pronged experiment using these tools and found that the average Oklahoma cow produces about a half-pound of methane gas per day, though those numbers vary with season, diet, soil content, and ecological factors.
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Adding means tested tax credits with HSAs would also provide low income patients with the help they need to really make the best use of insurance when they need it – addressing a serious criticism of Republicans' current approach, which only allows tax credits to vary with age.
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" Think about it this way, Braga said: "If three people are equally committed to killing someone and one has a firearm, one has a knife and the third goes at it with his bare hands, the likelihood the attack would be lethal would vary with the weapon they used.
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Estimates for the sum of the parts vary, with Denmark's Sydbank saying the Transport and Logistics division could be worth $26-$35 billion and the Energy division possibly $11-$23 billion, while Barclays analysts say a standalone Maersk Oil would currently have a market value of around $4.7 billion.
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They range from auto parts retailer Autozone Inc to media company Walt Disney Co and tractor maker Deere & Co. The savings vary, with telecom giant AT&T saying that it expects to get a $22015 billion pre-tax boost to its bottom line while Disney expects a $0000 million reduction in costs, both in the current fiscal year.
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Explanations for the shift vary, with some citing the #MeToo movement and others pointing to studies like the Woman Count by for the League of Professional Theater Women, which found that, from 2010 to 2017, women accounted for 29 percent of set designers, 14 percent of lighting designers and 18 percent of sound designers for Off Broadway productions.
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It commissioned and moved into its splendid pink granite-and-steel headquarters, designed in the International Style, on East Forty-third Street, near the U.N. The building contained a garden: a third of an acre, twelve stories high, air-conditioned, and planted with magnolia trees and eucalyptus trees and evergreen pear trees, in addition to dozens of bushes, vines, and flowering plants that would vary with the seasons.
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