When Navy personnel — having been evaluated frequently according to a standardized method — receive a promotion, they are considered unprepared to assume the new command.
This process allows everyone to be evaluated, frequently and without prejudice, in full view of their co-workers.
Therefore, this approach is especially well suited for early-stage modeling or optimization use cases, where many geometric changes are made in a short time and their physical effect on the model has to be evaluated frequently.
Mice were evaluated frequently for symptoms of leukemia and all efforts made to minimize suffering; animals were sacrificed at appropriate humane endpoints.
Evaluations of drug interventions dominate, but smoking cessation and overweight reduction have also been evaluated frequently.
N. Jin et al. systematically evaluated frequently used methods using two types of integration strategies, empirical and machine, and provided an important basis for future network-based biological research learning methods.
Other conditions were adequate training for hearing aid dispensers, that direct hearing aid provision should only be possible for persons of 65 years and older, and that, especially in the beginning, the care should be evaluated frequently.
Contrary to corneal staining and conjunctival staining, or even bulbar redness, lid response has not been evaluated frequently when assessing the ocular response to care solutions [ 26, 27, 48].
But instructions bearing on the burden of proof, just as those bearing on the weight to be accorded different types of testimony and other familiar subjects of jury instructions, are in one way or another designed to get the jury off dead center and to give it some guidance by which to evaluate the frequently confusing and conflicting testimony which it has heard.
First, evaluate how frequently you want to backup.
