Sentence examples for post compensation from inspiring English sources

Our results support changing husbandry practices to limit calving to a seasonal endeavor and that performance payment may be a better compensation strategy than ex post compensation schemes.

Until 2012, as part of the transition, some ex post compensation for insurers was in place.

Also in 2006, 2007 and 2008, insurers could easily identify specific risk groups that were highly unprofitable relative to the community-rated premium [ 26– 29]. 4 Given the imperfections of the risk equalization system, several ex-post compensation payments were introduced to cover a part (on average about 50%) of the predictable losses.

For dissociated xenografts, gates were established post-compensation with lineageneg cells (devoid of anti-mouse CD45neg [clone 30-F11, 6.7 ug/ml final concentration] and anti-mouse H-2Kdneg [clone 15-5-5 15-5-5 15-5-5nal concentration] positive cells) that were not exposed to anti-human CD44 or anti-human CD24 antibodies.

These ex-post compensations between profit- and loss-making health insurers partly dilute the ex-ante incentives for vigorous price negotiations with health care providers (for more details, see [ 30]).

Latvia cut the post's compensation by 20 percent in 2009 and it has been frozen since then.

Two transmission systems are considered; namely a system of nonzero dispersion shifted fiber operating in the anomalous dispersion regime and another one of single mode fiber with post dispersion compensation.

Brad Turner-Little, Goodwill's director of mission strategy, told The Huffington Post that compensation of Goodwill executives and the wages earned by workers with disabilities aren't "connected".

The agency also would force companies to provide more information about the perks, retirement packages and post-employment compensation they award the most senior employees.

Published interviews and memoirs by both men and women, unpublished testimony and post-war compensation claims testify to these and other shared experiences.

In opposing the deal, Mr. Hewlett rightly protested proposals to grant Ms. Fiorina and Michael Capellas, Compaq's chief executive, who will now become H.-P.'s chief operating officer, as much as a combined $115 million in post-deal compensation.