An empirical study simulating a moderately sized collective deliberation scenario provides evidence that this experimental version outperformed the control version on a range of indicators, including usability, mutual understanding, quality of perceived collaboration, and accuracy of individual decisions.
The strategy targets the development of a mutual accepted quality standard of performance by introducing peers with the 'assessor' or 'auditor' perspective.
The MI-ESM approach maps K quality measures to the averaged mutual information (AMI) quality measure.
If debt is abolished, he says, the cosmos will be undone, since "Between the elements there will be no mutual sharing of qualities, no alternation, no transmutation... one will not think itself obliged to the other: it has lent it nothing".
It certainly takes considerable effort to maintain mutual oversight on quality assurance, student experience and to ensure the necessary levels of student support and advice.
Furthermore, the law of mutual change of quality and quantity was adopted to identify qualitative change points of annual IDI series in the Yellow River basin.
Moreover, after art collections of royal and noble origin became the core of the first museums, there appeared other, less ambitious collections accumulated by wealthy amateurs who shared a mutual taste for quality.
On the other hand, the concept of "patient-centred" medicine is developing (care designed to suit patient's and not doctor's needs, shared decision-making, patient governance, mutual commitment to quality and health outcomes) [6] and "patient-centred" radiology is evolving as well [7, 8].
This will promote a mutual understanding of quality in healthcare across the Nordic countries.
Continuity may indicate quality, mutual knowledge and understanding, good communication, and mutual trust in the GP-patient relationship [ 50].
Buying into a high-quality mutual fund and holding it for a long time (years!) is the best road to investing success.
