Instead, she is opting to release responses based on institution size and athletic division, and compare answers from public and private schools.
If there is a flaw with his government, he said, it is that "it's based on personality, more or less, and it should be based on institutions".
Each group was further divided based on institutions, where the sugarcane accessions were originally developed.
A Kruskal-Wallis rank-sum test was used to determine whether the number of themes selected varied significantly based on institution types.
The Hawai'ian and Sri Lankan case studies illustrate steps towards embedding EWS in societal processes because risk detection and dissemination are based on existing institutions and knowledge (which contributes to valuing and empowering the beneficiaries), and rely on existing social networks and communication channels (which improves risk warning issuance).
They helped shape the administrative machinery, army, and mail service, which were based on existing institutions and run by Tibetans.
Pharmacists vary in how they perceive different domains of safety culture based on the institution and units they work for, indicating that safety culture is inherent within a unit of an organisation and that variation at the unit level cannot be ignored.
Again, compensation varies based on the institution and the duties involved with the position.
If he gives up these posts, Mr. Jiang will achieve a milestone, shifting China away from a tradition of rule based on personalities toward one based on procedures and institutions.
Furthermore, the success of universities in China, Singapore, Korea and Japan (and only a very small number of the thousands of Asian universities make it into any university rankings) is largely based on these institutions 'westernising' their educational and research methods and pouring in money.
