Secondly, we sought genuine outcome metrics to gauge quality, not process metrics which are often used as inexact proxies for quality, as they are frequently easier to track.
They suggest that citizens should know what is happening to their contributions, that there should be genuine scientific outcomes, and that citizen contributions should always be acknowledged (this became a problem for Galaxy Zoo, which was once unable to find a journal that would accept 100,000 authors. They had to include an appendix).
Incentives for reforestation must be underpinned by a coherent and complementary policy mix which facilitates long-term participation and genuine environmental outcomes.
Unwittingly, the current and incomplete corpus of 'resource curse' findings allows the conceptualisation of what is simply an exemplary failure of dominant development paradigms, sanctioning the issuance of self-serving prescriptions, and avoiding the direct questioning of their relevance to genuine social outcomes.
Finally, the upregulation of these markers downstream of PPARγ signalling may be the result of an improved survival of differentiated chondrocytes rather than a genuine transcriptional outcome.
This need is emphasised by the reluctance of regulators to consider conversion to diabetes as a genuine clinical outcome, with prevention or delay of its onset considered an unambiguous clinical benefit in its own right.
Simulation studies, given that the genuine treatment-outcome association is able to be specified by the investigator, may be the most immediate approach to addressing these research needs and evaluating the performance of this method in general.
Summits with genuine, long-lasting outcomes are rare.
Furthermore, these patients, previously discharged directly from the CAU but now admitted to the AAU, might be considered 'lower risk' and thus their subsequent inclusion in AAU figures after the move to the new hospital might artificially reduce AAU mortality without representing a genuine improvement in outcome.
