Until then, the people to listen to for a true appraisal on the Chinese economy are its unfiltered business owners and entrepreneurs.
Replies to questions asked about adherence may reflect what the person feels is the desired response rather than a true appraisal of their behaviour, giving a falsely positive estimate of adherence.
Word of mouth recommendations are very valuable as they are usually not biased, and you are more likely to get a true appraisal of the abilities of the vet and the practice in general.
Here, we report evidence from a pair of experiments suggesting that the converse is also true: moral appraisals affect doing/allowing judgments.
They've been the true heirs to William Buckley's legacy, doing critical but fair coverage of a political cohort they're a part of, which, presumably, they believe will be made better by honest appraisal rather than sycophantic echoes.
Like most cliches, this appraisal holds true -- as Americans saw recently in two Bolshoi signature pieces, "Don Quixote and Leonid Lavrovskyy's "Romeo and Juliet".
The well has not been drilled to its true depth yet, and appraisal holes have to be made before the size of any reservoir can be assessed.
If that self-appraisal is true, Democrats face a greater risk of losing their majority in the Senate than they believed when summer began.
Banks have notoriously defied attempts to come up with an accurate appraisal of true shareholder value, as have other cyclical industries such as home building, energy, and luxury goods and services.
2. Implementation and assessment of pioneering treatment for alleviating depression and thereby increasing positive cognitive appraisal by employing true experimental research design particularly between subjects.
