In particular, since the 1990s, the importance of the "pay-for-performance" aspect of the Japanese bonus system has increased.
SIR - George Scalise issues the usual cry of those who would like the hard-pressed public to pay for those aspects of research that appear too risky or abstract for commercial support (Letters, June 28th).
Even among patients identified to have a chronic illness, cost of treatment is a major burden: while the government subsidizes some of the care (e.g., the doctor's visit) in the public sector, patients may still pay for other aspects (e.g., medications).
A number of clinical trials in Africa have reported that critically ill children enrolled in trials were more frequently assessed, had closer monitoring, and parents did not have to pay for some aspects of their care, which would have been required if the child were not enrolled [ 50, 89].
It surprised Julia to learn of the financial arrangements that prevailed at his home, the arguments between him and his wife about who would pay for what aspect of their daughter's existence.
The S.C.A. provided a team of Egyptian archeologists and workers, at times a hundred strong; Martinez has paid for some aspects of the work.
First, the introduction of computers into classrooms might have gobbled up cash that would otherwise have paid for other aspects of education.
"Investment firm funds paid for all aspects of his lavish lifestyle from the purchases of his high-end homes to the mattress and box spring he slept on, the television he watched in his home gym, and the outdoor shower in his home," the lawsuit said.
The money that Mark Madoff got from the firm "paid for all aspects of his lavish lifestyle, from the purchases of his high-end homes to the mattress and box spring he slept on, the television he watched in his home gym, and the outdoor shower in his home," the trustee asserted.
In four of the 11 units with a noncompliant program, parents paid for different aspects of care.
