Sentence examples for a science of evaluating from inspiring English sources
In recent years, a science of evaluating dangerous conditions has evolved among arborists, with formulas, checklists, rating scores and estimates of the number of people in the "target" areas.
It's a silly statement that shows they don't understand the basic science of evaluating the impact of a sugary drink tax".
These strengths mean that this evaluation adds to the science of evaluating large scale, complex quality improvement interventions that defy rigorous assessment with single method or single measure designs.
The settlement does little to change the science of evaluating and addressing concussions.
As for the science of evaluating managers, Mr. Romhilt said his team looked at four criteria: investment process (which counts for half the weight), organizational structure (25 percent), past returns (25 percent) and due diligence, which a manager either passes or fails.
Skeptics are virulently silent on the entire field of hormesis (the multidisciplinary science of evaluating the power of small doses of varied biological systems) and its thousands of studies in a wide variety of scientific disciplines.
Regardless of this incapacity, EPA seems determined to try and deal with this complexity: "EPA recognizes that the science of evaluating mixtures remains complex and unclear, but believes that it should begin to confront the issues raised by them" [ 28].
Now impact factors have become a dominant means of evaluating research importance in science: In effect, science is evaluated by the journals in which it is published.
Aesthetics is thus a science of values.
Switching to a Bayesian method of evaluating statistics will not fix the underlying problems; cleaning up science requires changes to the way in which scientific research is done and evaluated, not just a new formula.
Invited speakers described the opportunities and challenges involved with human experimentation in the environmental sciences and the challenges of evaluating public health outcomes derived from basic environmental health science research.
