Sentence examples for be appropriately evaluated from inspiring English sources
For example, appropriate item delivery format and distractor analyses are within the scope of the evaluation inference, which concerns the conditions that allow test performance to be appropriately evaluated to reflect the targeted construct (i.e., pragmatic comprehension ability).
While there is pressure from certain corners for more transparency, this needs to be appropriately evaluated and assessed by many parties, including government bodies, research institutes and anti-vivisection organisations.
The impact of DG in system operating characteristics, such as electric losses, voltage profile, stability and reliability needs to be appropriately evaluated.
A theoretical study of simultaneous heat and mass transfer in binary distillation has shown that heat and mass transfer coefficients can be appropriately evaluated if liquid phase temperatures and compositions are measured as functions of height in a column.
The transient displacement response for a cantilever beam can be appropriately evaluated using the Timoshenko beam theory if the slender ratio is greater than 10 or using the Bernoulli Euler beam theory if the slender ratio is greater than 100.
We suggest that serious systemic side effects should be monitored in all clinical trials of ICS in children with asthma, so that both the benefits and risks of these drugs can be appropriately evaluated.
Dr. Hyman said the problem was not simply that children were being overmedicated, but that they were not being appropriately evaluated and treated.
Even when the source factor and path factor are appropriately evaluated, we should expect errors of if the site amplification factor is represented by single scalar value.
The evaluation inference in this study is based on the assumption that test performance is appropriately evaluated to reflect examinees' pragmatic comprehension ability (Assumption 1).
By mean of steady and dynamic spectroscopies, an internal quantum yield for the single-band 1190 nm emission is appropriately evaluated to be more than 190% for K(Lu0.24Ho0.01Yb0.75)2F7 without any obvious concentration quenching.
By comparing with experimental results, it is found that the Young's modulus of rubber-toughened epoxies can be accurately estimated using the Mori–Tanaka method, provided that the volume fraction of rubber particles is appropriately evaluated.
