Group designs met an average of 62.5% essential and 69% desirable indicators.
There is a positive attitude on the part of science policy in general and university management in particular to the procurement of third-party funds, which is why it appears justifiable to include such funds as a desirable performance indicator.
The high population density in cities is associated with both desirable urban indicators such as innovation, economic growth, and employment opportunities, and with undesirable outcomes such as crimes, diseases and pollution [5, 6].
Lastly, although information recorded in digital format is desirable, most indicators could be calculated from a medical record audit, so data computerization is not a prerequisite.
The panel data that exist have been collected by economists and labor market researchers and do not always have the desirable demographic indicators.
At the same time, however, policymakers should recognize that Fijians (and also most other Pacific Islanders) traditionally perceive a large body size as desirable and an indicator of not only wealth, but also of being cared for and respected [ 38, 39].
To function satisfactorily in this respect it is desirable that the indicator has heat resistance equal to or greater than the average heat resistance of L. monocytogenes or, more desirably, has heat resistance equal to that of the most resistant strains of this species.
We first examined the desirable characteristics of indicators aimed at providing decision-support for marine environmental management.
For the evaluation of soil quality parameters it is desirable to select indicators that are directly related to soil quality (Wang and Gong 1998).
The supply demand (SD) theory with the DPSIR (Driver Pressure State Impact Response) model was identified as an analytical framework by examining both the existing frameworks, and the desirable characteristics of indicators of AWLRU zoning.
