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Which proposals that are moved forward is decided by senior regional health authority officials and which ones are ultimately funded is decided by governmental officials.
(Some have discussed "throffers," which are proposals that make one better off than normal under one conditional, worse off than normal under the alternative conditional.
One possibility included an "editorial board" model, in which grant proposals that contain certain technical details could be sent to experts who would consider those elements alone and report back to the study section.
European Commission programs such as the Marie Curie fellowships use a selection system in which only proposals that score above a predetermined threshold are considered for funding.
We cannot, therefore, support the report, which makes numerous proposals that encroach on the Member States' areas of competence, for example proposals concerning the provision of child care, where the Member States' traditions and distinctive cultural features are so widely different from one another.
It will not be easy to craft solutions that placate the Europeans while not upsetting America, which will fight any proposals that threaten its tech giants' competitiveness.
Many scientists agree that currently there are few appropriate study sections to which they can submit proposals that deal with emerging fields of research such as bioinformatics.
KEMRI has an ethical review committee, which vets all research proposals that involve humans.
The lone dissenter at this stage remains the DF, which has repeatedly rejected any proposals that do not directly benefit those on low and medium incomes.
The House of Commons found itself being swamped with omnibus bills, which included dozens of contentious proposals that could not be properly debated in the time available.
Neither Bai nor the union leaders quoted in this otherwise excellent piece focused on the role of New Jersey's Legislature, which last July approved the proposals that have so infuriated state employees.
