It is argue that these differences oblige to design more precise assessment exercises which focus on the particular results of each type of institute.
Regarding the context, we only asked respondents about their geographical location and at what type of institute they work.
Cost data are very difficult to find, as budgeting for and reporting on research expenses is different for different sponsors, and varies by the type of institute.
The project and the purpose of the interview (to obtain the views of experts) were explained and semiconfidentiality assured (names not to be used, although where necessary, the (type) of institute he/she was representing would be identified).
By the end of 1992, of the approximately 1 million cases of labor disputes handled by various types of settlement institutes around the country, more than 70%% were settled by mediation committees in enterprises, while 25%% were mediated outside arbitral institutes before being filed.
C. Cataract surgery medical resource distribution in different types of medical institutes in Shanghai, 2006 to 2009 (Tables 4 and 5).
While the study suffered from the problems outlined above, it also had a number of strengths, specifically it is the first cross-country study that has aimed to draw explicit comparisons between different types of policy analysis institutes in different low- and middle-income settings.
By contrast, 51% of student unions have actively censored certain types of speech or instituted bans.
In the past, police departments have studied and learned from these types of tragedies and instituted or reinforced various scene control and identifier policy and procedures designed to minimize the probability of a similar incident.
