The health service managers proposed a number of ways that may be used to recognise performance of health care workers, such as issuing certificates of achievement, offering gifts for outstanding performance, end-of-year parties and words of praise.
Recognised performance standards have been established for bioanalysis of small molecules by the pharmaceutical industry (Shah et al, 1991, 2000).
Ryan Hall's officially recognised performance from Chicago (2 08 04) is the second-fastest of the year by a non-African (Dos Santos being first).
Radcliffe holds the world record of 2 15:25 and also the world-record-in-waiting of 2 17:42, which will become the official global mark if the International Association of Athletics Federations' proposal of recognising performances from solely women-only races comes into operation on 1 January.
It is recognised that the performance of a membrane bioreactor (MBR) is dependent upon the flow profile and hydraulic conditions in the reactor, the literature is silent on this aspect of MBR design.
After Britain won 65 medals at London 2012 it targeted an even better performance at Rio. Rod Carr, the organisation's chair, said: "We welcome the chancellor's spending review announcement today, which included an increase in exchequer funding recognising the outstanding performance of our Olympic and Paralympic athletes in delivering those amazing medal moments.
Probably the most widely recognised of his performances was the theme tune for the TV series Last of the Summer Wine.
Within companies it is widely recognised nowadays that the performance of inventory systems is not only determined by the way the inventory system is planned and controlled but also by its organisational architecture.
What do you do?" Wozniak, 64, told Bloomberg he did not recognise himself in the performance of Rogen, but seemed to suggest that the general tilt of Aaron Sorkin's screenplay was correct.
We recognise that the predictive performance of any test is expected to loose a part of its potential advantages with an increasing rate of optimal cytoreduction.
