"When employers call, asking if they can implement English usage rules, it's usually because they have safety concerns," said Wendy Krincek, a lawyer at Littler Mendelson, an employment law firm.
"If they can implement this, they can take a leadership role".
However, the objective metrics are usually preferred, because they can be implemented as algorithms and are human-error free.
Non-parametric paired sites tests such as the Templeton test (a variation on the Wilcoxon signed ranks test; [70], [71]), the winning-sites test [72], and the Kishino and Hasegawa, or KH test [73] have been used extensively by morphological systematists, primarily because they can be implemented in a parsimony framework, and are included in popular phylogenetics software (e.g., PAUP* 4.0b10 [66]).
The whole system is perceived as parallel because many neurons can implement calculations simultaneously.
This work is of interest to practitioners because they can build upon this experience to implement a waste reduction program using a set of tools to monitor and measure the program's achievements, which can ultimately lead to balanced performance improvement in terms of environmental, social and economic dimensions.
Then, when you've figured out the why — my employees are unhappy because they aren't getting enough perks — you can implement and iterate on your new strategy.
Once implemented, the combined efforts of both have the power to become cultural artifacts because they can "enable, extend, or constrain human activity" (Remillard, 2011; p. 114).
The test will come in how it can implement this maxim itself - because, whilst Bailey tries to set MirrorFootball.co.uk and 3am.co.uk apart from "general news" content, many folk will consider soccer and celebs fit squarely in that category.
