This in turn hampers for example a quality-based cross-institutional content aggregation, a problem that is very common to the cultural sector [10], and prevents the establishment of quantitative quality guidelines for specific sectors (like medical files in the health care sector).
However, this does not mean that these notions and concepts are institutional in content; the idea of an institution-transcendent requirement is not shown to be any less erroneous, Mackie thinks, if we observe that the idea grew out of, and remains supported by, a widely accepted institution.
Institutional investors, content with Allied's fat and consistent dividends, ignore red flags in the company's accounting while Einhorn digs deeper.
We solicited topics from Peruvian faculty based on the priorities for institutional and content development.
We were however unable to draw direct attribution of institutional factors, content and quality of antenatal and delivery care benefit to the outcome of this evaluation in a cross sectional study.
Where librarians see future opportunities for continuing to add value, through for example managing metadata on institutional repositories for content published from their institution, there is an implicit shift in role – this is effectively a publishing function, making content available to be used by a community well beyond the library's own institution.
But in truth, think of all the many many platforms you encounter on a daily basis - from websites to newsletters to institutional publications to content aggregators to whatever - and for every one of them there is a huge need for content to feed the beast.
Moreover, the large order sizes and potentially high information content make institutional trades most vulnerable to HFT strategies such as front running.
One of the reasons executive pay has risen to such absurd levels is that institutional investors have been content to wave through ever sillier remuneration packages.
What are its distinctive institutional structures, purposes, or content?
