We found wide variation in approach and agree rates across sites that were accounted for, in part, by different approaches to accrual and idiosyncratic policies of the hospitals.
In general, I found less reliable customer service, idiosyncratic return policies and less efficient site design.
Edelman's book is an idiosyncratic blend of policy, score-settling, attempts at political inspiration and memoir.
"The growing openness of self-promotion campaigns by some of these ambitious politicians, their idiosyncratic initiatives and policy interests, and their respective strengths and weaknesses have made this upcoming political succession a particularly challenging one for the [Communist party] leadership," wrote the Brookings Institute analyst Cheng Li in a recent paper.
For an individual who is entitled to the economy's per capita income and suffers the idiosyncratic risk that policy does not smooth out, as long as ν>0 implies risk aversion welfare increases in τ beyond the point where any positive output effects are exhausted, and begins to fall when the first order condition for maximization of (5) holds.
These idiosyncratic differences in policies between institutions and schools produce arbitrary inconsistencies in how grades are assigned.
Why? Mr Berlusconi's idiosyncratic approach to foreign policy provides one answer.
Lantos will continue to push his idiosyncratic approach to foreign policy, creating headaches for Democrats and the administration alike.
Both men also cling to idiosyncratic theories about monetary policy.
Yet despite his strong Zionist views, he stood out as a habitual and often idiosyncratic critic of Israeli policies.
Nevertheless, other studies have not found an association between trade openness and the REER (e.g., Elbadawi 1994), possibly because of the many factors at work in the establishment of trade policies or idiosyncratic aspects in the economies included in these studies.
