Sentence examples for assessment evaluate from inspiring English sources

To avoid subjective, arbitrary evaluations, we propose letting all groups which participate in the value assessment evaluate the validity.

From Fig. 5, it is evident that no simple correlation between OIA and FIA exists, i.e., both impact assessment evaluate a different kind of impact and are both required for a sound selection of optimal response plans.

The author, an art educator with STEM interest, will summarize the major initiative in STEM, rationalize the value of arts integration, discuss objective driven assessment, evaluate literacy opportunities, provide examples of taking theory to practice, and challenge the audience to go full "STEAM" ahead.

We then discuss the difference between exposure measurement and assessment, evaluate existing sampling and analysis techniques for characterizing pesticide concentrations in environmental media, and discuss important study design issues that need to be considered to facilitate comparisons across studies.

On a more general level, medical education trialists need to design their trials as RCTs with high methodological standards [ 23]), assess relevant educational outcomes such as behavioral change, conduct pre and post intervention outcome assessment, evaluate immediate as well as sustained benefit, and use validated outcome measures.

A quantitative assessment evaluates the impact of CO2 capture in SAGD operation.

The second assessment evaluated the Arabic version of HURT in primary care in Saudi Arabia.

The photocatalytic activity assessment, evaluated by degradation of Procion red PX4B dyestuff, was carried out by visible and UV (365 nm) sources.

Finally, this assessment evaluated ultrasound skills and use by multiple-choice testing, and thus actual image acquisition at the bedside could not be tested.

This life cycle assessment evaluates the environmental impacts of two emergent masonry blocks designed to serve as sustainable replacements for conventional masonry blocks.

This qualitative study, supported by quantitative assessment, evaluated training for student nurses designed to assess patients using a structured programme in the management of acute illness.