The companies, for their part, say some local assessors are themselves moonlighting as tax-appeal consultants in nearby towns, and that some towns routinely deny even valid, well-supported cases, betting that most will not be pursued in court.
Routinely collected and valid measures should be used to identify positive deviants.
3. Information Systems Production, analysis, disemination and use of reliable information Are data on ECE collected using valid methods routinely?
Third, the definition of Ea was simplified as Ea = end-systolic pressure/SV, but this is routinely used as a valid surrogate.
First, motor activity is a valid test method routinely used in acute and subchronic regulatory neurotoxicity studies [ Organization for European Cooperation and Development (OECD) 1997, 2007; Soderlund 2001; Soderlund et al. 2002; U.S. EPA 1998a, 1998b).
By routinely collecting and reporting detailed, valid, consistent, and complete information on all admissions to adult ICUs, this information has proven to be a value in providing outcome measures and indicators for numerous quality improvement initiatives.
The PASI is a psychometrically valid and reliable instrument routinely applied in dermatology to assess psoriasis severity and gauge treatment effects [ 17].
Associated factors in proxy-ratings have to be routinely assessed in order to get more valid and comparable estimates.
There are also implications for future clinical management: if any such labile markers emerge, as is anticipated, from current translational research efforts, stored routinely fixed tissues are unlikely to be valid for their measurement.
The American colonies officially required marriages to be registered, but until the mid-19th century, state supreme courts routinely ruled that public cohabitation was sufficient evidence of a valid marriage.
It is needed to enter the U.S., it is valid for 2 years, and it can almost routinely be extended into a third year by a simple application.
