The market premium pays for the difference between a set reference price and the average market value of the electricity generated, calculated on a monthly ex-post basis.
Nevertheless, there is probably still a need for mechanisms to ensure that the work of health researchers is assessed ex post on the basis on which it was commissioned and funded rather than according to other criteria.
We suggest an adapted version of the D&M information system (IS) Success Model, which has process quality as an additional construct, as a basis for ex post evaluations of a mobile business application by its end users.
The perceived failure of traditional (ex ante) conditionality has led to proposals for using performance indicators as a basis for aid allocations (ex post conditionality).
Most significant in that regard is that the crowdfunding exemption requires the issuer to file with the Commission and disclose to investors extensive investment information both at the time of the offering (ex ante disclosures) and on a periodic basis following the offering (ex post disclosures).
There may also exist both an agency with the power to regulate firm disclosures and shareholders willing to file private securities litigation, as a result of which the courts are able to penalize firms ex post for making optimistic disclosures without a strong basis in fact.
The traditional view of weight reduction is ex post facto and is often pursued on a highly subjective basis, he said.
Since GPs serve as agents for different patients for the same set of conditions on an ongoing basis, they are well positioned to observe quality ex post and use that information to advise future patients.
This Article addresses the second-order dimension and argues that a central design choice all states face is whether to evaluate potential immigrants on the basis of pre-entry characteristics (the ex ante approach) or post-entry conduct (the ex post approach).
A company's actual subsequent performance is something to consider when determining ex post the reasonableness of a valuation, see Moody, 971 F.2d at 1074, but it is not, by definition, the basis of a substitute benchmark, R.M.L., 92 F.3d at 155 (criticizing "[t]he use of hindsight to evaluate a debtor's financial condition").
