This review provides information about the relative merits of existing activity limitation outcome measures for hospitalised older adults and is a valuable resource for clinicians and researchers.
Another governance expert, Jack Ciesielski, who publishes the Analyst's Accounting Observer, said that for investors of all three Musk companies, the "more related-party transactions there are, the more questions they should have" about the merits of those activities.
I, too, am sceptical about the importance of government support for manufacturing, or indeed of the broader merit of manufacturing activity, relative to other economic pursuits.
When combined with an inability to show, feel or see direct and indirect impacts, the merit of this activity can lack meaning.
The clinical and social merit of physical activity that can minimise dyspnoea may provide additional exercise tolerance benefit for people with COPD.
(He added, "Yes, I know, the merits of this continuing activity may be dubious, but Bill is working his butt off so hard that I can't refuse").
Insiders insist, however, that Mr Geithner and Mr Summers were not suddenly sidelined but gradually persuaded of the merits of limiting banks' activities.
Potential merits of undergraduate research activities are that students learn how researchers in the field work, think, and communicate and that students develop their critical, analytical, and creative thinking skills as well as their problem-solving abilities (DebBurman, 2002; Zamorski, 2002; Durning and Jenkins, 2005; DiCarlo, 2006).
Since Marinella argues that women have better souls than men, she takes as evidence for this the superior merit of the activities that they perform with the soul.
This can be achieved by using an evaluation approach which provides a systematic investigation of the worth or merit of surveillance activities.
