First, looking at the suitable targets (unsupervised assessment items), it is expected that at the subject area-level and the unit-level there will be a general non-randomness of these unusual patterns, produced because some assignments are more suitable for contract cheating than others (paralleling previous findings relating to repeat victimisation in criminological literature).
Significant area-level and unit-level variation of unusual patterns was observed, which is consistent with the expectation that some assignments are more suitable targets for contract cheating.
These findings suggest it may be possible to use existing administrative data to identify assessment items that provide suitable opportunities for contract cheating.
It is a healthy and important conversation that is geared toward building a national consensus on the higher inclusive values suitable for forging a social contract that guarantees political stability.
"However, it would be wrong to assume that zero-hours contracts are suitable for all employers and they should seriously consider whether the benefits of the contracts are workable for their business".
Policy officer Robbie de Santos says: "Short contracts might be suitable for more mobile people, but for many families there would be benefits from continued stability.
Still, performance-based contracts are not suitable for every market, every project or every type of building, said Brittany Gibson, an analyst with Pike Research, an energy research and consulting company — notably for residential or private commercial property owners, for a variety of reasons.
In the contract, bipedalism is suitable for walking over flat or small convex and concave terrains [5, 6], obtaining a higher viewpoint, working in the standing position, or bridging a barrier.
He acknowledges the sector's concerns around payment-by-results contracts and the financial risks involved, and admits that this type of contract won't be suitable for all organisations.
Trading security futures contracts may not be suitable for all investors.
Others, such as smectites, expand or contract considerably when wet or dry, and are not suitable for building.
