Sentence examples for achievement analysis from inspiring English sources

The goal achievement analysis revealed additional important insights on impact.

A strength of our study is that it is nationwide: we report on whole cohorts from all UK medical schools who qualified in the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s, and the Kaplan-Meier "achievement analysis" incorporates data from all responders, including those who left the NHS and the UK.

TL and LF participated in the data achievement, in analysis of clinical data, and in the correction of the manuscript.

While recognising achievements, the analysis pays special attention to children who are deprived from exercising one or another of their rights.

The conventional measure of success in politics is the sum of your achievements, overlaid with analysis about whether your achievements serve the national interest.

In 2009, he was part of a team awarded the prestigious Mary Church award in recognition of significant achievement in cryptic analysis.

These scenes are exciting, but Phillips's most substantial achievement is his analysis of the Realpolitik of the Fourth Crusade, his effort to show these knights not as greedy cynics, which is what Steven Runciman called them, but as men impelled by many conflicting motives, among which, like Asbridge, he places religion very high.

What was the difference in mathematical achievement when error analysis was included in students' lessons and assignments versus a traditional approach of learning through correct examples only?   2.

Then, the company determines its strategies, goals for improvement, and performance metrics in Category 2. In Category 4, achievement in Measurement, Analysis, and Knowledge Management are aimed.

What was the difference in mathematical achievement when error analysis was included in students' lessons and assignments versus a traditional approach of learning through correct examples only?

The most relevant achievement of the analysis was the discovering that the palindrome surrounding the HS1.2 enhancer is present in every mammal species for which enough sequence data were available.