Unfortunately, there has been little concrete evidence on this point.In some recent work, I take advantage of a unique policy change to examine how the reduction of employment protection for teachers impacts teacher effort and student achievement.
We view DRWL as a general framework which does not produce a unique policy but instead comprises a set of policies out of which we propose one particular subset of policies called queue-aware link adaptation (QAWLA) in our numerical examples.
Barack Obama doesn't have an impressive record of experience or a unique policy profile.
I think she's quite lacklustre and she doesn't have any unique policies of her own.
This project should lay foundation for forming unique policy of biobanking development based on interdisciplinary specificity having a wide range of research goals.
Australia's unique policy of mandatory detention of all asylum seekers who arrive by boat (it does not apply to those who arrive by plane) has been government policy since 1992.
Nevertheless, in absence of standards in rural emergency care, Québec's unique policy of providing comprehensive 24/7 local access resources such as CT scanner, surgical and critical care services may be judicious in the context that rural EDs are distant from tertiary trauma centers and have limited air medevac capabilities.
The population of the source epidemiological survey was a sample of 20,099 insurance policyholders, aged 18 years or over, selected at random (one in every hundred) from a register of unique policy numbers assigned to individual affiliated members of the MGEN.
As Dorrell pointed out, there is nothing new that health secretaries have to deal with – a unique mix of policy and management.
"Every city and state has a unique set of policy preferences and budgetary challenges; what is critical to achieving lasting reform is an open, inclusive, data-driven process".
