In our TBL implementation we adhered wherever possible to core TBL principles by using a scorecard [ 26] and the '4S' principles [ 24].
Finally, an optimization was performed for each system by means of a scorecard which was used to prioritize all samples to important output responses through the numerical ranking method.
Third, the scorecards used in Hospitals A and B differed and this may have had an effect on the results.
At T. Rowe Price, votes on pay practices are made on a case-by-case basis, using a proprietary and quantitative scorecard initially, a spokesman, Bill Benintende, said.
Quality assurance appraisal on-the -floor is measured against a tool called a 'scorecard' that similarly privileges accent and grammar accuracy (see Lockwood et al. 2009 for a full discussion about scorecard use in call centres).
SCORECARD -- By using a sympathetic surrogate who never mentions Mr. Bush by name, the advertisement is intended to yield the benefits of a more harshly worded attack on Mr. McCain, without causing a backlash.
Schools can have their buildings rated and verified by an outside party, or they can "self-certify," meaning they use a scorecard to ensure they meet CHPS design criteria.
Caesars Entertainment uses a scorecard to guide managers in its sustainability efforts.
Draft a scorecard that you will use to evaluate proposals.
SCORECARD -- By using the headlines, Mr. Porter is using the same technique national Republicans employed in advertisements to remind voters that Mr. Herrera faced questions about his behavior as the head of the Clark County Commission.
