'Experienced' recommendees specifically want to expand their scientific knowledge, skills, output and networks.
In our own world, this takes many different forms: the reduction of spiritual teachings to rigid dogmatism; the commodification of romance; the stifling of intellectual life by a fixation on measurable "skills", "outputs", and "impacts".
However, such an exercise requires causal estimates of the skill-output gradient, whose identification goes beyond the scope of this paper and is left to future research.
Hence, we do not attempt to solve the complex problem of finding the optimal allocation of jobs and workers, most notably because we do not have a measure of output nor causal estimates of the skill-output gradients by literacy and numeracy.
"They have an excellent reputation for science output," he explains, "so naturally I wanted to go there to improve my production and presentation skills".
Plus, you'll have far more creativity, skill, and output.
In any event, where they are well-matched, they would deploy less skills but output would be unambiguously higher.
A small grant and mentoring scheme through a University Department can effectively enhance research skills, confidence, output, and interest in research of primary health care practitioners.
Contracting is complicated by the unit's private information about its technological skills; research outputs also are not verifiable.
Pt2 communicates effectively with limited verbal output skills and excellent non-verbal communication skills, functions independently at home and runs her own company (premorbidly she was a doctor).
If a student is, for example, able to interpret the values presented by an SPSS-output of a correlation analysis correctly (=performance), the skill to judge outputs from relevant statistical software is attributed to this person.
