Sentence examples for assessment pilot from inspiring English sources

Our video-based assessment pilot demonstrated the feasibility of cost-effective, blinded evaluation of NTS skills using standardized tasks.

Across the two construction sites, we approached a total of 57 construction workers that walked to the lunch trunk; 54 enrolled and completed the workplace health assessment pilot study of which 91% self-reported being Hispanic (n = 49).

With FAO's technical support (and funding from the European Union), Tajikistan's Agency of Statistics and Ministry of Health implemented a dietary assessment pilot survey in the Khatlon region, under the project "Strengthening of the National food security information system in Tajikistan".

Education: At national level, UNICEF will supply basic school materials for 150,000 children in primary schools and kindergartens; increase technical skills of 50 Ministry of Education officials on expanding the learning assessment pilot and developing initiatives such as curriculum revision, in-service teacher training and life skills-based education with emphasis on health and hygiene.

Although this measure has been validated in 18 39 year old AYA cancer survivors, its readability and content relevance for the younger AYAs in the Recapture Life-AYA trial was confirmed through assessments pilot testing with consumer representatives aged 15 18 years.

An intermediate scientific activity between standard research and assessments is doing pre-assessments (or "pilot assessments"), for instance meta-studies that aggregate knowledge to fill research gaps identified in previous assessment processes.

Established norms of assessment must be aligned with bioinformatics instruction and new assessments piloted and evaluated to verify that such assessment tools can be useful in an instructional context.

The questionnaire was adapted from Sphere assessments, piloted in Syria, then revised based on experiences during the pilot, IOCC/GOPA program staff that conducted the interviews had prior experience with both humanitarian programming and data collection, including needs assessment and program monitoring information.

He added: "One of the difficulties in Egypt is that there's no independent and objective assessment of pilot's ongoing skills.

It said the proposed system was too simplistic to take into account the full value of the lost sites and a full assessment of pilot projects was required.

This paper has been focused on the impact assessment of pilot studies in India and some other countries from 1969 to 2014.