These commissions are higher than the industry average.

Cervical cancer is five times higher than the U.S. national average.

Teacher turnover is eight times higher than the U.S. national average.

Our asthma hospitalization rate is seven times higher than the national average.

If we know what that set point is, we can predict fairly accurately when you will be in flow, and it will be when your challenges are higher than average and skills are higher than average.

According to recent data, in average, men earn a 63 higher income than women.

The tuberculosis rate on Pine Ridge is approximately eight times higher than the U.S. national average.

China's capacity utilization in recent years is higher than the global average, but also higher than that of the United States and Europe and other countries and regions.

The cancer rate in Vieques was 27 percent higher than the average for Puerto Rico as a whole.

According to the authors of the report, relative to reference sites, population densities were 91 percent higher, biomass was 192 percent higher, and average organism size and diversity were 20 30 percent higher in reserves regardless of their size.

With respect to the D1 departure claims, the Panel noted that the data indicated that claimants in this instalment claimed for this loss type more frequently than claimants in the regular claims programme and had higher average and median claimed amounts and higher average and median recommended awards.

The data shows that the average global surface temperature in 2017 was about 1.1 higher than the pre industrial age.

The 6.5 per cent average for 2005 was considerably higher than the normal rate of 2 to 3 per cent.

The infant mortality rate is the highest on this continent and is about three times higher than the U.S. national average.

Indigenous people's poverty indices are generally higher than the national average, and, with some exceptions, poverty is more extreme among these people.

Thanks to U.S. stock market gains and yen devaluation overnight, Tokyo stocks opened higher on August 12, and Nikkei 225 Stock Average rose 1.10 .

Some will outperform the average 60 rise over the next three decades, and some will not reach that level. But a 30 year old in 2044 who experiences only half the average growth rate will still have a real income that is nearly 30 higher than the average in 2014.

A male teacher working in the civilian labor force with a bachelor s degree or higher in 2012 had an average annual salary of 88,000. Early childhood educators with the same qualifications had an average annual salary of 27,000 28,000.

Additional requirements were also due to the fact that the actual average cost per trip ( 2,500) was higher than the budgeted cost per trip ( 2,300).

The average number of loss types per claim is higher in this instalment than for claims in the regular category D claims programme as a whole.

On average, these countries have a fertility of about 4 children per woman, considerably higher than that in Latin America and the Caribbean and in India.

Not surprisingly, California s economy, which used to outperform the rest of the US, now substantially underperforms. The unemployment rate, at 10.8 , is almost one third higher than the national average, and higher than every other state except Nevada and Rhode Island.

After deducting the average marketing expense of US 21.9 million and production cost of US 30.5 million, the net income stood at US 81.9 million on average, which topped the income list. Its profit rate was much higher than that of theatrical distribution.

The additional requirements were attributable mainly to higher than budgeted actual average payments for salaries and common staff costs to local staff during the 12 month period.

Moreover, trade boosts productivity, which is why exporters pay higher wages than other companies, on average an estimated 18 higher in the case of US manufacturing. And the purchasing power of income is enhanced by households opportunity to consume lower priced imported goods.

The US now has the highest corporate tax rate of these countries. Even after incorporating various deductions, credits, and other tax reducing provisions, the effective average and marginal corporate tax rates in the US what corporations actually pay are higher than the OECD average.

Research by the International Labour Organization indicates that young entrepreneurs have a significantly higher than average success rate and a positive track record in paying off microcredit loans.

The population growth in the past decade in most of the Parties was about 1.5 per cent annually on average, but was higher in a number of countries.

As these staff receive the post adjustment applicable to their home duty station, the average salary cost was higher than the standard cost used in the budget estimates.

Globally, the average gross revenue earned from locations where sea turtles were a major attraction for tourists was 2.9 times higher than areas where they were consumed as food.

This approach would give greater recognition to the divergent starting points for members, with developing countries generally having higher but also quite diverse average rates and different tariff structures.

The statistical data shows that while the average and median claimed amounts for business losses are substantially higher than for claims in the regular category D claims programme, the average and median recommended awards are generally lower than awards in the regular category D claims programme.

Currently, Commonwealth supported students (previously known as Higher Education Contribution Scheme students) contribute, on average, around 26 per cent of the cost of their education, with taxpayers providing the rest.

The study showed that when taking into account the differences in personal qualities and choices of profession, the wages of men, on the average, were 23 higher than those of women.

With regard to the costs of amputation surgery, the Panel considers that Kuwait's estimate is not reasonable since it is based on the average cost of surgery at the Mubarak Al Kabeer Hospital, which is higher than the average cost at the Al Razi Hospital, where the surgery was actually performed.

This new leadership elite is in many ways more cosmopolitan than its predecessors their average level of education is higher a few have foreign degrees. Women also play a somewhat greater role.

While the net private financial flows of 59.6 billion received by developing countries in 2004 represented a decline from 2003, they were substantially higher than the average levels recorded for 1998 2002.

Because of the higher average fertility of these countries, the proportion of children in their population stands at 35 per cent, whereas the proportion of elderly amounts to just 3 per cent.

There were admittedly too few places in childcare centres, and the costs were higher than the European average, although outside Dublin a parent paid less than the 20 per cent figure cited.

Comparison of average net remuneration of United Nations officials in the Professional and higher categories in New York and United States officials in Washington, D.C., by equivalent grades (margin for calendar year 2001)

Comparison of average net remuneration of United Nations officials in the Professional and higher categories in New York and United States officials in Washington, D.C., by equivalent grades (margin for calendar year 2003)

The 24 unemployment reached at the depths of the Great Depression was no picnic. But that rate would have been even higher had average weekly hours for workers in manufacturing remained at 45.

Reaction time tests involve little thinking, and merely ask people to respond as fast as they can to simple stimuli. People who react faster have, on average, higher intelligence scores and live longer.

The ECLAC region has suffered from decrease in ODA, capital flows and foreign direct investment levels, and that region's average debt to export ratio (over 1.5) is higher than any other developing region.

Top business salaries were rarely more than 20 or 30 times higher than average wages, and for most people differentials were far less. Thus, the income of doctors and lawyers used to be about five times higher than that of manual workers, not ten times or more, as they are today.