Performance pay has had mixed results, and it has proven difficult to systematically separate good and bad teachers.
First, energy concentration is not systematically a good criterion for selective encryption.
Government can simply refuse to do business with airlines that systematically outsource good paying jobs to low wage sub-contractors.
Adopting a process of classifying evidence for subject matter, independence and peer-review status may help policymakers to systematically prioritise good quality and policy-focused evidence, and to flag evidence about which they need to be more sceptical, such as that which is not policy-focused, not independent or not peer-reviewed.
If one systematically deletes goods that change in quality, the price index will tend to be biased upward if quality is improving on the average and downward if it is deteriorating on the average.
"If you're a business owner planning to go on holiday, you should approach it systematically and in good time, then problems are less likely," he advises.
The British publisher Lord George Weidenfeld, a close friend, told me that Blavatnik has been "systematically collecting very good art recently — contemporary art, and also a Modigliani, one of the best I've seen".
4.45pm BST Women's hockey Bad news for Britain in the BMX seems to be systematically followed by good news from the hockey field: Crista Cullen has put Britain 2-0 up in the bronze medal match against New Zealand, with eight minutes to play.
The structure and band structure of Ga2Se3,Ga2Te3 and Ga2(Se1−xTex)3 have been investigated systematically, providing a good and extensive foundation for further experimental and theoretical investigations.
Start systematically remembering the good things that happened, and separate them from the bad.
