The project was submitted to the Regional Committee for Medical and Health Research Ethics RECC West, Norway) but the Committee judged that the project did not need formal ethical approval (REK Vest no. 2010/905 2).
Dr. Pietrobon judged that the project was feasible and could be completed using the database indicated by Dr. Guller.
The CMO judged that the current project is not subject to the Medical Research Involving Human Subjects Act (WMO) and can be conducted without review by the CMO.
The Standish Group, a research firm which produces an influential annual evaluation of IT projects, judged that in 2004 only 29% of such projects "succeeded", down from 34% in 2002.
A recent study by the Washington-based Brookings Institution, in a joint investigation with the LSE Cities project, judged that Istanbul had beaten Beijing and Shanghai to claim the title of 2010's most dynamic city.
"George Soros hates the United States, and I'm judging that by the projects that he funds, all of which are designed to change the country as it is now or to thwart U.S. interests," one pundit said.
1UP.com judged the project's closure "unfortunate" but deduced that Square Enix could not leave the possibility of a "competing" Chrono Trigger remake open.
In a relatively unusual public squabble between agencies, a top E.P.A. official said in a letter to State Department officials that the department's latest environmental statement for the 1,700-mile 1,700-milerovided "insufficient information" to adequately judge the pipeline and that the E.providedld not sinsufficienthe pinformationess more completo studies were performed.
Ms. Glen, then an assistant commissioner at the city's Division of Housing Finance, judged the project ineligible for public benefits.
When judging project success, project managers only consider the probability of a risk occurring; they do not factor in the impact of said risks on project success should the risks arise.
Kurtz has no evidence that projects were judged based on anything other than their merits.
