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Instructions for administering and evaluating the test are not included.

There is an expectation that the pilot scheme will be centrally funded by government, although providing a town with a population of even a few thousand with a fixed amount over two years would come in at tens of millions, as well as the costs of administering and evaluating the trial.

At the same time, cuts to school districts have reduced the number of counselors, and those who are left have to spend most of their time administering and evaluating the endless stream of standardized tests and practice standardized tests that take up so much of the students' and teachers' time.

But whether vitamin C works as a cure for cancer depends on the skills of the physicians in administering and evaluating the treatment in other words, it depends on their skills at "experimenting" with this new cancer therapy.

They also have reams of data proving that when properly administered and evaluated, the results can correlate highly — though not perfectly — with job performance and satisfaction.

Compared with traditional dietary assessment methods, such as the 24-hour dietary recall (24-HR) and dietary records, the FFQ is less expensive and less difficult to accomplish, and easier to administer and evaluate despite the crude information provided [4], [5].

While the TUG is easy to administer and evaluate, its single time-to-completion outcome may not discriminate between different mobility challenges.

A common approach to addressing this issue, for example, is to discuss how a language test should be developed, administered, and evaluated (see e.g., Alderson, Clapham, and Wall 1995; Fulcher, 2010; Heaton, 2000; Li, 1997).

As the adjuvants were different in presentation (vials versus pre-filled syringes), specific steps were implemented to insure that vaccines were administered and evaluated in a double-blind manner.

The standard neuropsychological test battery can be labor intensive and requires trained personnel to administer and evaluate it.

Each United States district court shall designate an employee, or a judicial officer, who is knowledgeable in alternative dispute resolution practices and processes to implement, administer, oversee, and evaluate the court's alternative dispute resolution program.