According to the University of Pennsylvania rankings – a result of surveys from 1500 scholars and peer review evaluation – the Center for Economic and Social Development ( CESD ) is one of the top 25 think tanks in Central and Eastern Europe, including CIS.

Advertising professionals have generally created concepts and communications of these concepts for evaluation by consumers, on the basis of consumer surveys and other market research, or on the basis of their own experience as to which concepts they believe represent product ideas that are worthwhile in the consumer market.

They further cite the 2010 evaluation ’ s appeal to smoking cessation surveys which demonstrate that 20 % of all tobacco smokers, using the most addictive of all commonly used drugs, are currently ready to quit at any point in time.

Contesting the reliability of these evaluation surveys is a 2010 petition to the NSW Parliament by 63 business owners immediately surrounding the MSIC to move the facility elsewhere because it has adversely affected their businesses.

Budget constraints may be addressed by simplifying the evaluation design, revising the sample size, exploring economical data collection methods ( such as using volunteers to collect data, shortening surveys, or using focus groups and key informants ) or looking for reliable secondary data ( Bamberger et al., 2004 ).

The 2dFGRS sample size was an order of magnitude greater than those of previous surveys, allowing a rigorous evaluation of cosmological parameters.

After considerable site evaluation surveys, Argentina and China were dropped and the other two sites were shortlisted ( with New Zealand joining the Australian bid, and 8 other African countries joining the South African bid ):

In 1961, the General Assembly created the Illinois Board of Higher Education to conduct comprehensive studies on higher education needs ; develop information systems ; approve new units of instruction, research, or public service in all public colleges and universities ; review budgets of public colleges and universities, and make recommendations to the governor and General Assembly ; approve capital improvements ; conduct surveys and evaluation of higher education ; and prepare " a master plan for the development, expansion, integration, coordination, and efficient utilization of the facilities, curricula, and standards of higher education in the areas of teaching, research, and public service.

's Terrain Resource Information Management project, a multi-year aerial resource evaluation program in Indonesia sponsored by the Canadian International Development Agency ( CIDA ) and the boundary surveys for the Nisga ' a Final Treaty Agreement.

It is typical for researchers to use surveys similar to those used in formative evaluation.

Here as well, the determinants of supply, such as price of substitutes, cost of production, technology applied and various factors inputs of production are all taken to be constant for a specific time period of evaluation of supply.

Neither food nor bolus insulin must be taken for 4 hours before or during the evaluation period.

* Security Assurance Requirements ( SARs ) – descriptions of the measures taken during development and evaluation of the product to assure compliance with the claimed security functionality.

Suggest complete evaluation before any further action taken ".

Herrick now proposed a " complete evaluation before any further action taken.

Hendryx was later taken to a hospital for mental evaluation.

She was acquitted by this reason and was released after being taken into custody for psychiatric evaluation.

Comments are then taken into account and changes made to the assessment report to produce an evaluation report.

Care must be taken in the evaluation and perception of cost drivers because there are pitfalls if the thinking is incremental and indirect activities are ignored.

Mr. Sullivan, the CEO, meets with his assistant, Mattson, with regards to the doll's reconstruction. Mattson informs Mr. Sullivan that Andy has been placed in foster care and was taken away for a psychiatric evaluation, his mother has been taken to a Mental Hospital.

When taken together with the risk factors ( see below ), they are useful in determining the likelihood of DVT, but most of those with suspected cases are found not to have it after evaluation.

The fact that decisions on new gold mines of critical importance to the State and the economy as a whole, were being taken on a limited number of drillholes without any scientific analysis of the risks of failure, stimulated him to start basic research into ore evaluation.

Following are the chronological steps that need to be taken for a tilt-up project: site evaluation, engineering, footings and floor slabs, forming tilt-up panels, steel placement, embeds and inserts, concrete placement, panel erection and panel finishing.

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Luke was arrested for Rick's murder and Laura was taken for psychiatric evaluation.

* Greater precautions ought to have been taken to segregate those conducting the evaluation of the mobile phone licence bids from their political master.

She was taken to a hospital for a psychiatric evaluation, but some Scientologists arrived and stated that McPherson did not believe in psychiatry, and she checked out after a short evaluation and left with the Scientologists.

If the injury is deemed severe, injured parties should be taken to a hospital for evaluation.

The manufacturing location is taken into consideration during the evaluation stage primarily to calculate freight costs and regional issues which may be considered.

Labor agreements may also be taken into consideration and may be drawn into the evaluation if the particular region is known to frequent labor unions.

( In the case n = 0, the first summand requires evaluation of 0 < sup > 0 </ sup >, which is taken to be 1.

A further step in the direction of a historically unbiassed evaluation of Berend Lehmann was taken by the Berlin archivist Josef Meisl, the later founder of the Central Archives for the History of the Jewish People.

Only rarely is attention given to accurate progress reports and evaluation.

Hadith studies are a number of methods of evaluation developed by early Muslim scholars in determining the veracity of reports attributed to Muhammad.

After each of the landing missions, he participated in the examination and evaluation of the returned lunar samples and helped the crews with the scientific aspects of their mission reports.

* African Development Bank Group evaluation reports

It is claimed that only a minority of evaluation reports are used by the evaluand ( client ) ( Datta, 2006 ).

;* 49th Test and Evaluation Squadron ( a squadron attached to the 53d Wing but located at Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana ) The squadron plans, executes and reports ACC's weapon system evaluation programs for bombers ( B-52, B-1 and B-2 ) and nuclear-capable fighters ( F-15E Strike Eagle and F-16 ).

A Norwegian government-appointed committee gave an evaluation of internationally available research reports on maintenance treatment with heroin concluded, in 2011, that there are so many uncertainties and knowledge gaps about the effects of heroin treatment that they would not recommend the introduction of maintenance treatment with heroin in Norway.

On 6 June 2005, the IOC released the inspection team's evaluation reports of the five candidate cities.

* Evaluation and Report Language ( EARL ): a language for expressing evaluation reports in a machine-readable way

After the war, in light of field evaluation reports of monotony, the QMC Food Services Branch used this limitation as a defense to the largely negative response to the C ration during the war, while at the same time advocating standardization on the C ration as the sole individual packaged ration for U. S. troops.

The reports were confiscated under the Allied Operation Alsos and sent to the United States Atomic Energy Commission for evaluation.

Many companies now produce externally audited annual reports that cover Sustainable Development and CSR issues (" Triple Bottom Line Reports "), but the reports vary widely in format, style, and evaluation methodology ( even within the same industry ).

Although there are individuals who have claimed that phallometry is not always appropriate for the evaluation of sexual preferences or treatment effects, large-scale meta-analytic review of the scientific reports demonstrated that phallometric response to stimuli depicting children is the single most accurate ( with only 32 % accuracy ) method of identifying which sexual offenders will go on to commit new sexual crimes.

The adjutant, particularly in a battalion, also works closely with the unit's command sergeant major for awards ceremonies, traditional ceremonial functions, casual events ( hails and farewells ), evaluation reports, and management of correspondence and other secretarial functions.

In many developing countries the major sponsors of evaluation are donor agencies from the developed world, and these agencies require regular evaluation reports in order to maintain accountability and control of resources, as well as generate evidence for the program ’ s success or failure ( Bamberger, 2000 ).

DTA has agreed to provide FNS with monthly reports, data collection and evaluation.

Aside from these non-proprietary standards, the SIP industry has relied heavily on proprietary code evaluation reports.

ICC-ES issues numerous evaluation reports, most commonly to major manufacturers.

Students can also be recycled for a variety of other reasons, including failing a their patrol evaluations, peer evaluation, collecting 3 or more spot reports in a phase, or receiving a Special Observation Report ( SOR ).

While talking about appealing against " reports ", the authors of the paper, according to lawyer Dmitry Bartenev, mistakenly identify reports with actions of experts ( or an expert institution ) and justify the impossibility of " parallel " examination and evaluation of actions of experts without regard for the scope of evaluated case.

This department's most public accomplishment came on March 12, 2002, when the Homeland Security Advisory System was unveiled, a system of color-coded alerts designed to warn the population of the United States of the assessed level of threat from terrorist activity, based on the evaluation of credible intelligence reports.