"Today, there is an insufficient link between management pay and performance and this encourages harmful short-term tendencies," said the commission, announcing the new initiative.
In like manner, a July 15 decision by a U.S. District Court in Maryland found an insufficient link between drug dealing and an automobile (U.S. v. One 2003 Mercedes Benz).
They felt that there was an insufficient link between electrolytes such as sodium and chloride and subsequent changes in hydrogen ions.
Pandemic plans set out strategies of prevention, containment, mitigation and recovery but workshop participants noted an insufficient link between pandemic plans and public health laws, potentially limiting the effectiveness of those strategies.
The associations between peptides that had an insufficient link score were dissolved, and the remaining links were used to generate single linkage clusters.
However, there is limited evidence on the health effects of floods, especially the effects that point to illnesses as opposed to deaths [ 37]; and research to date is insufficient to establish links between flood-induced chemical contaminations and either morbidities or mortalities [ 43].
The most common weaknesses were inadequate description of the methodology, insufficient analysis, and overextending links between findings and conclusions.
Although a widely used method, the results from this field test are difficult to interpret in practice because (i) the fracture process in multilayer systems is very complex and only partially explored and (ii) field data is typically insufficient to establish direct causal links between test results and snowpack characteristics.
Some of the issues that were routinely addressed included poor naming of resources, misapplication of ontology classes and properties, inconsistent usage of terminology in free text fields, insufficient annotation for resource types, lack of links between records, and incorrect, outdated, or broken links on the records.
