... reauthorization ofthe surface transportation program andthe creation of a National
Infrastructure Bank. In support of this commitment, theDepartmentofthe Treasury, with the
Council of Economic ... investment through
both the creation of middle-class jobs andby lowering transportation costs for American
households; and
There is strong demand bythe public and businesses for additional ... percent ofthe jobs in the three sectors most affected by infrastructure spending are
middle-class jobs, defined as those between the 25
th
and 75
th
percentile in the national
distribution of...
... & Haskins, 2011).
For those at the lower end ofthe income distribution, increased levels of education do not make
them as likely to end up in the top part ofthe distribution as someone ... 1990, the
population of 18 to 24 year olds was approximately 27 million; by2010the size of this
demographic group was almost 31 million.
15
TheDepartmentof Education (ED) estimates that
of ... from state assistance, in the forms of grants and subsidies, to increased tuition
borne by students;
ã The Obama Administration has offset some of those increased costs with recent increases
in...
... addi-
tion to the loss of cell–cell adhesion, involves degrada-
tion ofthe extracellular matrix and release of cells from
the constraints of cell–cell and cell–matrix interaction.
MMPs and urokinase-type ... disap-
peared from the plasma membrane and was redistri-
buted into the cytoplasm (Fig. 1A, B,D). To
determine whether the disruption of cell–cell adhesion
by Decma influenced expression ofthe uPA gene, ... cell–cell adhesion complex and required for the for-
mation of epithelia in the embryo andthe maintenance
of the polarized epithelial structure in the adult [2]. As
a single-span transmembrane-domain...
... binding and the
catalysis. K and P denote the free concentrations of
kinase and phosphatase, respectively, and L
n
and Q
n
are the respective dissociation constants for the
kinase–target and phosphatase–target ... for the kinase and
phosphatase. Moreover, Eqn (3) shows that the phos-
phorylation can be directly inhibited bythe phosphatase
(and dephosphorylation bythe kinase) due to competi-
tion ofthe ... depicts the
special case in which the degree of product inhibition
is the same for both kinase and phosphatase, where we
found the most pronounced occurrences of ultrasensi-
tivity. First, ultrasensitivity...
... results,
the absence of modulation ofthe oligomeric state
of the enzyme bythe nucleotide is in clear contrast
with the behaviour displayed bythe homologous
bacterial threonine deaminase [20,21]. ... determined by immunodetection by wes-
tern blot. The association between the PDZ6 domain of GRIP and
SR was determined through the immunoprecipitation of SR and the
immunodetection of FLAG-tagged ... GRIP
was able to increase significantly the activity of SR, its
PDZ6 domain was unable to increase the levels of
d-serine in the supernatant. To investigate whether
the PDZ6 domain of GRIP was efficiently...
... 3, the mass increased by
0.02 ngặmm
)2
and the density decreased
by 0.0072 gặcm
)3
. After 2.5 h, the thickness increased
by 0.212 nm, the mass increased by 0.05 ngặmm
)2
and
the density decreased ... decreased by 0.0167 gặcm
)3
, from the start
of the experiment. Bythe end ofthe measurement, the
thickness had increased by 0.342 nm, the mass had
increased by 0.10 ngặmm
)2
and the density ... during the entire experiment (Fig. 5), i.e. the
thickness ofthe layer decreased by 0.014 nm, the layer
density decreased by only 0.0086 gặcm
)3
, andthe mass
decreased by 0.03 ngặmm
)2
. The process...
... theDepartmentof Defense, State
of Hawaii. The audit was conducted bythe Office ofthe Auditor and the
independent certified public accounting firm of PricewaterhouseCoopers
LLP. The audit was ... disasters.
The adjutant general is the head ofthedepartmentandthe director of
civil defense for the State. He is the commanding general ofthe Hawaii
National Guard and responsible for Hawaii homeland ... unless they are referred to the Office of
the Auditor for an assessment ofthe social and financial impact ofthe proposed
measure.
6. Analyses of proposed special funds and existing trust and revolving...
... in the expenses for the function that uses the assets.”
Based on this guidance and since thedepartment uses these assets in its
activities and manages these assets, thedepartment recorded the ... in the salvage
values ofthe assets, the state or local government is the party that uses
the assets in its activities and makes the decisions regarding when and
how the assets will be used and ... Statement
No. 34 asof June 30, 2002, and is reflected as part ofthe $12 million
restatement asof July 1, 2002, in the financial statements, and the
recording of depreciation expense thereon of $373,000...
... information ofthe State of
Hawaii that are attributable to the transactions ofthe department. They
do not purport to, and do not, present fairly the financial position of the
State of Hawaii asof June ... Governmental
Accounting Standards Board Statement No. 34 asof June 30, 2002, and
is reflected as part ofthe restatement of $12 million asof July 1, 2002 in
the financial statements (Notes 5 and 9), andthe recording ... presents the results ofthe financial audit oftheDepartment
of Defense asofand for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2003. This
chapter includes the independent auditors’ report andthe report...
... all assets and liabilities associated with the operation of these
activities are included on the statement of net assets.
The accounts ofthedepartment are organized and operated on a fund
basis. ... estimates
and assumptions that affect the reported amounts of assets and liabilities,
the disclosure of contingent assets and liabilities at the date of the
financial statements, andthe reported ... statements and financial condition ofthedepartment are
discussed in this section.
Reporting Entity
The Departmentof Defense is a departmentofthe State of Hawaii and
provides for the safety,...
... depreciation as part ofthe implementation of GASB
Statement No. 34 asof June 30, 2002. The cumulative effect of applying
this Statement was reported as a restatement of beginning net assets as of
July ... accounts of DAGS or such
other departmentas may legally be appropriate, whether directly to
FEMA or indirectly through the department.
The department was required to record capital assets andthe ... protect them from claims of
general creditors. The State has no responsibility for loss due to the
investment or failure of investment of funds and assets in the plan, but
has the duty of due...
...
2.1.3 If the audit was terminated before
completion and a report was not issued, did
the auditor document the work to the date
of termination andthe reason(s) for the
termination and, if ... OF FINANCIAL AUDITS PERFORMED BYTHE OFFICE OF INSPECTOR GENERAL
Appendix C
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Yes No N/A Remarks and Findings
qualifications ofthe specialists and
document their findings and ...
violation of provisions of contracts or grant
agreements has or is likely to have
occurred, they should determine the effect
on the financial statements as well asthe
implications for other aspects...