Sentence examples for a substantial evaluation of from inspiring English sources
It seems that LAE has not gone beyond the initiation phase, perhaps because of a lack of a long-term perspective and internal political struggles that often leap to other innovations without making a substantial evaluation of the previous one.
The only substantial evaluation of a pilot in London concluded that individualised budgets are effective but also highlighted the prejudice of professionals who were anxious about what the rough sleepers would choose to spend their money on.
This study carried out a substantial, systematic evaluation of their performance in the Laryngology office setting.
Quantitative analysis shows that temperature uncertainty can indeed induce substantial evaluation errors of gas diffusivity, limiting current density and concentration polarization, which in turn verifies the necessity of the multifunctional sensor device for the accurate diffusivity measurement in fuel cells.
This could facilitate a substantial reduction of evaluation activities, thus potentially increasing response rates as students at our institution have expressed a preference for fewer evaluations [ 7].
Because DC-CAS scores constitute a substantial proportion of teachers' evaluation rankings, and because DCPS actively encourages such instruction, cramming is common, particularly in low-income schools where stakes are highest.
If the amount of CSs in metallurgical coke proves substantial, the evaluation of its properties (reactivity, strength) should be re-considered.
Typically, models are calibrated and model parameters are estimated by minimization of the discrepancy between model simulations characterizing the system and existing observations requiring a substantial number of model evaluations.
The global sensitivity analysis requires a substantial number of model evaluations.
This comprehensive review identified a substantial number of economic evaluations of CIM and emerging evidence of cost-effectiveness in at least a few clinical populations.
A substantial number of economic evaluations would be thus expected, aimed at measuring the efficiency of interventions for diseases with a high epidemiologic and socioeconomic burden.
