Sentence examples for merit scale from inspiring English sources

CSP projects are selected through peer review on the basis of scientifıc merit, scale, complexity, and relevance.

All median scores were reasonably high on the overall merit scale, ranging from 18 out of 25 (recommendation #4) to 25 out of 25 (recommendation #10) (tabulated scores not shown).

Before negotiations broke down in December, the hospital proposed a merit pay scale that would have given all the nurses a raise of 10percentt over five years, and some nurses as much as 22percentt over five years.

"There are certainly merits to scale," said Mr. McMahon, the Genesis Lease chief.

Each has its own merits and scale: Yammer's $1.2 billion exit to Microsoft and Jive's $900 million market capitalization place them on the heavier tip of the scale.

We observe very good agreement between predictions and experimental data for the spatiotemporal behavior of the coupled ITP and affinity process, and for key figures of merit, including scaled capture length and maximum capture efficiency.

Rather it is presumed to be the protection of all age groups living in areas where the risk of infection merits wide scale distribution of ITN and is more cost-efficient than other methods of vector control.

Although the technical merits and scale of this study cannot be discredited, in reality no new clinical benefit can yet be derived, as even the idea to use PARP inhibitors or platinum agents to treat TNBC has already been an intense area of clinical research.

Every one of these crises merits full-scale attention.

The complex relationship among tattooing, impulsiveness, risky decision-making, Axis I and II psychopathology, gender, substance use disorders, sociodemographic charachteristics and particular brain mechanisms underlying the impaired decision making process merits large-scale investigation.

Universities have spectacularly expanded their contract research portfolios, as they are forced to generate income and demonstrate their scholastic merit from the scale of their research income.