Sentence examples for a higher evaluation of from inspiring English sources
The PRECIS simulation tend to make a higher evaluation of wind speed along the shorelines of the Great Lakes and Hudson Bay, while it was lower than the Canadian Wind Energy Atlas within the Canadian Shield region, especially at the north part.
We observed a higher evaluation of "self and colleagues" factor among students who participated in the program on their second 4th year clerkship.
Specifically, the difference between social workers and psychiatrists on the second function associated social workers with less negative affect, with less experienced emotional treatment difficulties and with more empathy, but also with a higher evaluation of suicidal risk, with higher evaluations regarding the necessity for hospitalization and with more antagonism.
"The trust placed in you is not only a high evaluation of your work, but also of people's hopes for positive changes in St . Petersburg" Mr. Putin said in a statement.
High sales levels were also associated with a high evaluation of GPs' own clinical and private experience, with a positive appreciation of the work with depressed patients and with a high level of participation in the pharmaceutical companies' activities.
Thus, high sales levels correlated positively with a high evaluation of ADs' effectiveness in depression and panic disorders and were inversely correlated with the degree of appreciation of psychotherapy-based treatments.
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We believe that this assessment of the user support service for the task owner was given a high evaluation because of the automated function for the task owner.
With these signatures, we will be able to give a higher resolution evaluation of the effect of the ventilator bundle.
63a This catalyst was identified after a high-throughput evaluation of a library of chiral amine catalysts.
This paper reports a transparent Ti microelectrode array (MEA) system for a high-throughput evaluation of bioresponsibility using electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS).
