As well as preventing publication bias and cherry picking, they change the core incentives in science, liberating researchers from the pressure to report positive results because the results themselves become a dead currency.
Therefore, for the university, this policy accompanied an ongoing trend to place emphasis on international publishing by adapting hiring and promotion policies to such core incentives.
But this crackdown will do little to address the industry's core incentives for abuse and culls.
The desirable mechanism properties include stability (in the core), and incentive compatibility with good efficiency.
Although livestock that spend a majority of their time on pasture were excluded from our core scenarios, financial incentives to produce biogas may spur development of pasture-based manure collection systems that allow for both grazing and manure collection.
For evaluating the barriers, impact of core support, and incentives for the implementation of GEP-based student research, an anonymous survey was made available in late Spring 2012 to the 100 GEP faculty partners in the program who had joined before or during academic year 2011 2012.
Google's apps generally work better on Android devices than on iPhones, so the more that people get hooked on Google's core apps, the less incentive there is to stay loyal to Apple.
That doesn't mean companies should abandon traditional strategies for reducing costs, mitigating risks, and preserving a "license to operate". And when those strategies are core to the business, incentive plans should link bonuses to fulfilling them.
Presumably, this will work through the common core standards, and other incentives.
In our framework we distinguish between three core elements: coercion, (dis- incentives andis- incentivesrmandon.
Effective implementation requires standardizing core practices, aligning stakeholder incentives, reducing barriers to long-term access, and building in evaluation mechanisms.
