There is implicit in this approach, full disclosure of all relevant financial information, thus heading off the individual appraisal and expert opinions by obtaining joint appraisals and joint expert opinions.
Despite this change, there remains a separation of hierarchical and legal accountability between the NHS and universities, which makes it challenging for some academic and clinical partners to agree and conduct joint annual appraisal and performance review processes for staff working across organisational boundaries [ 36].
Assessment and appraisal 6.3.
The full publications were read and a decision was made regarding which articles would be suitable for the qualitative appraisal in a joint session of same two members (BB, BF) of the research team.
Under a joint venture soon to be announced by the largest American appraisal society--the 20,000-member Appraisal Institute--and FNC Inc., an Internet software company, detailed appraisal information will be available via the Web to home buyers, sellers, Realtors, mortgage lenders, Wall Street investors, marketing firms and others with interests in real estate.
Final interpretation of results will rely on the joint appraisal of the findings stemming from the quantitative and qualitative study components.
The 32nd joint annual sessions of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund ended yesterday with an optimistic appraisal by IMF Managing Director H. J. Witteveen of U.S. economic prospects, despite its persistent trade and current account deficits.
This is a composite assessment consisting of the patient's appraisal of overall health during the last week on a visual analogue scale, a 28 joint count and the current ESR.
In a new paper published in Science, "Climate and Smoke: An Appraisal of Nuclear Winter," the five TTAPS scientists review research conducted during the five years after their first joint paper.
