Considerable effort is often made to reduce non-response by making multiple attempts at contact through repeated calling, incentives to interviewers and respondents and introductory telephone calls.
While Libya gave up its nuclear program, North Korea and Iran have not, despite intense international pressure, sanctions, and repeated offers of incentives to do so.
This ensures precise measurements and makes it possible to preclude confounding effects such as multiple incentives or repeated interactions.
From a traditional economic perspective, this type of manipulation would be considered unlikely to affect perceptions and behaviour, especially in the presence of pecuniary incentives and repeated decisions among sophisticated agents.
Although General Practice was one of the major policy directions of the creation of the National Health System in the 1980's, and repeated efforts to introduce incentives for making this specialty attractive have been made, including, in 1997, almost automatic appointment to a tenured post in a Health Centre [ 20], GP/FM remains a choice of low priority in 2005.
One approach to discourage spurious interactions is to place an incentive for repeated splits on the same variable in the construction of each CART [ 31].
Antimicrobial therapy was adjusted several times during admission based on repeated DST results and financial incentives.
Encouraging public health facilities, particularly those in rural areas, to take part in providing health services for foreigners in order to allow more financial incentives and reduce repeated internal brain drain.
David McAdams is absolutely correct that debt-ceiling deadline paralysis will just be repeated if we don't come up with incentives for bipartisan problem-solving.
And it's today that you demand to stress out the team by repeating the aims, rendering incentives and advancing morale.
