Once such a concept is accepted and a peer is selected, his weight system not only appraises all DMUs efficiencies but becomes the transfer price system of the whole group.
The raised status of journal club activity, for example, was promoted to not only value this as a forum for reading and discussing new research findings, but also as a tool to support research projects through critically appraising relevant literature.
Nice, the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence, often described as the NHS's rationing body, is not involved because it can only appraise and recommend proven, licensed drugs.
The principles created by pioneers in the field of EBM are now widely accepted as the standard not only for appraising the quality of evidence, but also for evaluating the strength of evidence produced by research [ 1, 2].
Christie's will only appraise works of art that are clearly owned by the city, and that are not bound by donor restrictions that might rule out a possible sale, the newspaper said, citing Mr. Orr's spokesman Bill Nowling.
RlogF scores only appraise a semantic type associated with a single predicate.
The Hills not only bought, sold, appraised and hunted down Old Masters but also created a lucrative sideline in repairing and restoring them.
The Russian government has not actually seized Yuganskneftegaz; so far, the government is only appraising the subsidiary in preparation for a sale.
As a result, we only appraised the systematic review and relevant articles published after (or not included in) the systematic review.
Each study needs to be critically appraised and rated not only for its statistical methodology, but also for its clinical and physiological validity.
