Evidence of positive contribution to work: - self and others' reports about enhanced capacity and contribution with concrete and verifiable examples (changes in behaviour or performance that could be reasonably attributed to the learning experience offered by the fellowship).
When you talk about benefits, use logic; base your predictions on verifiable examples of how that candidate has taken action in the past.
Sound, verifiable information is needed, for example, on the relative risks of lead exposure in one method of lead abatement versus another.
(3) The model results are verifiable against observations.
On top of removing the offending entries, this can be achieved by changing registration procedures on internet forums, for example by requiring users to provide a verifiable telephone number or other data that prevent anonymity from the administrator.
The criteria obtained are easy verifiable and have been precedented by suitable joint illustrative example.
It should be emphasized that in the classical Lebesgue spaces the two-weight problem for fractional integrals is already solved (see [26, 27]), but it is often useful to construct concrete examples of weights from transparent and easily verifiable conditions.
The growth inhibition of a species in filter paper bioassay enriched with a single chemical is commonly interpreted as evidence of an allelopathic interaction, but for some of these putative examples of allelopathy, the results have not been verifiable in more natural settings with plants growing in soil.
For example, public or third-party grading standards that evaluate all verifiable product characteristics of value to buyers at the time of delivery can substitute for a marketing contract that specifies these same requirements.
For example, the Open Researcher and Contributor ID initiative enables institutionally verifiable and reliable disambiguation of one author from another.
