Compliance-based incentives are prone to failure where the standards for compliance are ambiguous or conflicting.
"We found that it is easy to create a catastrophic failure where the virus destroys all the data," he said.
"Terry McAuliffe stepping down as chairman of GreenTech is an admission of failure where he has been claiming success.
Each realization undergoes large stretching up to failure, where force displacement curves and fracture surface energies are recorded.
This government inherited an acute housing shortage: Labour and Tory governments neither built nor intervened in a market failure where private developers didn't build despite astronomic price booms.
Perhaps one should be a story of success (what we did well for a patient) and another of a failure (where we must improve).
He wants to end the ugly practice of "payouts for failure" where big guys on big boards are paid what he sees as too much.
Given that Syria is his greatest humanitarian and strategic failure, where even as he spoke his latest diplomatic initiative was about to collapse, the brevity wasn't surprising.
Sir Martin thinks some multinationals will eventually move their headquarters to the city-state.There is another area, loosely defined as market failure, where governments are inclined to intervene.
We report a case of right heart failure where incidental imaging of the liver architecture during transoesophageal echocardiography helped in establishing the final diagnosis.
However, the hemodynamic model is still relevant for patients in the hospital with decompensated heart failure, where positive inotropic drugs and vasodilators are still widely used.
