Marriott, for instance, assesses a $250 "room recovery fee" if housekeeping and management determine a guest has smoked in a nonsmoking room, based on cigarette odors, butts or burns, said John Wolf, a Marriott spokesman.
It has to be noticed, however, that at least some of the assessments of PM's current and future perspectives seem to follow the respective stakeholder's interests: one representative of the reimbursement institutions, for instance, assesses PM pessimistically as "a propagandistic idea by the pharmaceutical industry" (interview passage (2)).
Studies of musical abilities in dementia have for the most part been rather general assessments of abilities, for instance, assessing retention of music learned premorbidly.
This requires; for instance, assessing the proposed work using several randomly generated EFSM specifications or EFSMs of realistic application examples (case study).
It might, for instance, assess plant capacity to see whether you can fill an order, purchase necessary supplies, assign labor, determine shipping dates, demand and get payment on time, account for everything.
In developing policy regarding SCBIs, this could mean, for instance, assessing trials and access to interventions for patients with debilitating or fatal diseases differently from others.
Additionally, findings showing poor agreement were generally robust across multiple methodological variations, as for instance assessing agreement at the level of broader diagnostic clusters.
Similar observations, of course, can be made in sequence analysis to, for instance, assess what is the probability of observing a particular alignment score against a random generative background model of nucleotide or amino acid sequences.
For instance, assessing the relative contribution of different components of propagule pressure to discriminate among demographic and genetic processes should provide novel insights into the biology of small, introduced populations (see, for example, Grevstad et al. in press).
In such instances, assessing the differences in risk profile for different drugs used to treat the same condition could assist in addressing this potential confounding.
At Rolls-Royce it is difficult to see where one begins and the other ends.The operations room in Derby, for instance, continuously assesses the performance of 3,500 jet engines around the world, raising an almost insurmountable barrier to any rival that hopes to grab the work of servicing them.
