There's a maximum of $25 stated, but they'll evaluate later how to compensate people in the program for more than a year.
Two alternative flowsheet configurations are formulated and evaluated based on their ability to compensate for the effects of multiple simultaneous disturbances, such as catalyst deactivation, on the integrated power system.
Three studies [ 7, 9, 10] have evaluated the energy expenditure required to compensate for artificial noses in vivo.
Since halo artefacts do not appear in non-scatter-corrected images it has been proposed to compensate by additionally evaluating the non-scatter corrected images [13].
Late Friday, the European Commission announced that a so-called Gas Coordination Group, which spent the day evaluating the crisis, had recommended short-term measures to compensate for the cutoff, including increasing production in Norway, the Netherlands, Britain, Romania and Poland.
In short, we have come to evaluate and compensate managers on both sides of the capital market as if the market could precisely disentangle skill from luck.
The point here is more specific: Financial markets cannot be relied upon in simple ways to evaluate and compensate individuals because they can't easily disentangle skill from luck.
Mr. Cerf, a Democrat who clerked for Justice Sandra Day O'Connor on the Supreme Court and worked in the Clinton White House, pushed many of Mr. Klein's most controversial education changes, expanding charter schools, closing failing schools and using test scores to evaluate and compensate teachers.
Available resources to compensate for each disability can also be evaluated while completing the SMAF and a score representing unmet needs is deducted.
To compensate for such limitations, clinical efficacy data were evaluated on an ITT basis (randomised patients with imputation for missing data).
