According to following comparative analysis, it is concluded that this is the earliest stonefly (Plecoptera) yet to be described from the fossil record, and merits assignment to its own new genus and family.
For example, if all edges are assigned identical merit scores then any assignment is optimal.
If, going forward, we eliminated all the automatic raises and promises of huge lifetime benefits, we'd have an enormous amount of money to devote to merit pay, hardship-assignment incentives, and recruiting in subjects where we have shortages.
In its 1998 ruling, the labor board said The News violated federal law when it imposed proposals on merit pay and television assignments and by refusing to give the union information about the proposals.
The union, the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, had sought to have the promotions reversed, arguing that they violated a judicial order barring the department from awarding "special assignment pay or merit pay in any form" without negotiating with the union.
Nevertheless, variation in rejection rate by reviewer attributes, as reported here, represents a potential reviewer bias, which is likely to affect community-level perception and assignment of relative merit in the peer-review process [2].
Schneider et al. (2009) operationalized the use of the Klimisch reliability categories by developing an evaluative tool with uniform, objective category criteria enabling scientifically sound evaluations and assignment of relative merit weighting to toxicological studies and data.
Originally, each of the three color sets was determined by solving an encoding assignment problem using a different merit function for each set (isolated merit function, balanced merit function, and baseline merit function).
He said CDR Financial had competed fairly for the bond business and won its assignment on the merits.
Through tireless work, long nights and extra rotations I began winning awards at my first duty assignment; eventually, these merits built upon each other and became a steady flow.
