Parents are required to make decisions for their child at a time of intense emotional stress, in a foreign environment [ 70] with the potential for perceived coercion (for example if the parent fears his/her child's quality of care is contingent on participation in a trial), undue inducement and exploitation.
A downgrade would effectively end both insurer's business, analysts said, because the quality of their guarantee was contingent on holding the top ratings.
Against a dominant historiographical tendency to impute a deep-seated Jewishness to conversos, therefore, my analysis explores the constructed and contingent quality of the Franco-Sephardi communities in question.
As with all studies using self-reporting of variables, especially variables of a sensitive sexual nature, the quality of our data is contingent on accurate reporting.
The risk in buying an Indian bank, says Bart Hellemans, managing director of ING Vysya, lies in the difficulty of assessing the quality of its assets, customer data, contingent liabilities and distribution skills.
This study attempted to measure the value of the forest on the quality of water resources from a contingent market, namely drinking water supply, by estimating variations in drinking water costs as a function of variations in land uses.
However, few studies have been conducted on the quality of teaching students receive from contingent instructors, and those that have been conducted report conflicting results or are limited by sample size (Umbach, 2007).
Life-extending treatments may be very valuable (and hence should be provided) but, crucially, value is contingent on quality of life and life should not be extended for the sake of it.
This study discusses the effectiveness of contingent valuation methods in evaluating the visual quality of streets.
