Good governance practices such as complete and accurate data collection/submission, internal audit, transparent publication of results and benchmarking against defined quality standards perpetuate good performance.
With a burst of publicity, he launched the United Shareholders of America, with a mission to implement the "Icahn Plan" to "change state and federal rules that favour entrenched boards that allow executives to receive bloated compensation packages for lacklustre performance and perpetuate themselves indefinitely in office".
Where Chopin's score markings are correctly stated in publications his compositions still fall prey to alterations in performance, perpetuated by generations of pianistic 'tradition' and stylisation.
He helped perpetuate that perception with a bruising performance that showcased his ability to bowl over defenders.
From a policy-oriented perspective, we view this analysis as relevant since non-negligible differences in real interest rates could arise within the country did regional inflation rates differ from each other, due for instance to distinct cyclical positions across these regions' economies, thereby perpetuating diverging economic performances at regional level.
Videos, usually records of a single performance, are as likely to perpetuate flaws or mannerisms as to preserve valuable details.
This may help in developing more effective rehabilitation strategies that target the key mechanisms which perpetuate chronic pain's negative interaction with motor performance in those with arthritic conditions.
In related work, I have examined the conditions under which positive stereotypes boost the test performance of high status groups and thus perpetuate educational inequalities.
The condition results in irreversible damage to children's physical and cognitive development, undermining school performance and reducing earning capacity, which in turn help to perpetuate the cycle of poverty in the world's poorest countries.
This message ripples back into commissioning sources and light training pipelines, perpetuating perceptions and relative performance discrepancies through selection bias.
Of course, there is an advantage to perpetuating delusions about the performance of the intelligence agencies: you don't learn things that inconveniently discredit other delusions.
