"The single greatest threat to the institutional success of the United Nations is its use by people for theater rather than for conflict resolution," he said.
Institutional success, of course, is judged in myriad ways.
But these are not institutional successes.
Another limitation arises from the use of raw enrollment rate as a metric for institutional success regardless of factors such as the actual number of patients the institution can reach.
Survey responses suggest that staff presence and dynamics are key elements for institutional success in conducting CCL research.
Isn't the alternative space, by definition, where the possibility of failure is written into the mandate, and where a record for risking failure is not only a gauge of institutional success but also the justification for existence?
Conclusion: Our institutional success rate (85%) with methotrexate for treatment of tubal ectopic pregnancy is comparable with other published results.
Objective: The purpose of this study was to determine our institutional success rate with single-dose intramuscular methotrexate therapy for the treatment of ectopic pregnancy and to identify predictors of treatment outcome.
They are, in fact, measures of institutional success, which translates, in part, to more tuition dollars, more private donations, and, for public universities, the maintenance of public funding.
It has reigned supreme for nearly 20 years, and through the last 10 it has settled into what you might call institutional success -- although its managing director, Clive Gillinson, would not.
