By the 1950's and early 1960's, New York schools seemed to reach what is remembered as a golden age, with a high-quality, merit-selected force of principals and teachers who were turning out hundreds of thousands of well-prepared graduates.
On the one hand we are told that nursing qualifications are expected to be of high quality and academic merit; on the other we are being told that the new nursing associate role can provide a stepping stone on to a degree-level vocational route.
The White House needs to do its part and provide access based on the merits of high quality, even hard-hitting analysis and reporting, not on seduction.
There appears to be merit in funding high quality evaluations of existing policies and programs.
The second merit was the high quality of our data because the relevant studies involved large numbers of subjects who were followed over a long time (at least seven years).
They used the same type of risk-of-bias rating but rated one study [ 33] high quality whereas potential for performance bias merits down-rating.
This conditional acceptance is usually based on the assumption that regulation has assured AR is to high animal welfare standards, of high scientific validity and merit (i.e., high quality research, leading to human benefit and cures), and that there are not alternative research methods [ 49- 51].
Thus, the prevalence of anti-HEV IgG in children merits further investigation by high quality reagents or by several assays in parallel.
While there may be differences in perceptions of what constitutes high quality care in different countries [ 30], this finding merits further study if we hope to design successful models of patient-centered survivorship care that will be applicable worldwide.
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Fixed Point Theory and Applications will accept high quality articles containing original research results and survey articles of exceptional merit.
