Thus, the growing flood of grant applications surpasses growth in NIH dollars, reduces the proportion of grants that are funded, and renders peer review increasingly arbitrary because a project ranked in the 20th percentile is often no less meritorious than one ranked in the 10th percentile (Berg, 2013).
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Great deeds, no matter how meritorious, can never be experienced at first hand again, but thoughts can".
Senate Democrats and a few Republicans had been responsibly holding out, insisting that any tax cuts, no matter how meritorious, be paid for by raising other revenues or by spending cuts.
"If the works continue to be read, they continue to leave a mark on their readers.... Great deeds, no matter how meritorious, can never be experienced at first hand again, but thoughts can".
In addition to the speed and low cost of distribution, the ability to use digital rather than physical storage has meant that journals no longer must choose among meritorious manuscripts because of page constraints.
Police departments and police unions can no longer expect to outspend, outlast and outclass meritorious claims.
Even if the company profits fell a bit as a result, no wrong is done to the meritorious but obnoxious applicant.
TR thanks UGC, India for the research fellowship under the scheme for meritorious students in Biosciences (No. F. 4-1/2006(BSR)/5-67/2007).
