The abstract sections were not considered in this evaluation, because they were evaluated in the previous work.
In our study, 27%% of patients for whom an ICU bed had been requested but who were not taken to the ICU because they were evaluated as well enough to be cared for in the surgical unit, eventually had to be admitted to the ICU.
Civilian subjects may have had a higher prevalence of impaired olfaction because they were evaluated sooner.
All of them underwent most extensive clinical, radiologic/technical as well as laboratory examinations, because they were evaluated for potential liver transplantation (Table 1).
Finally we cannot exclude potential observation bias associated with the setting, i.e., the Hawthorne effect: staff members might have changed their behaviour, simply because they were evaluated with a questionnaire survey.
Four candidate estimators were identified because they were evaluated in the past and found to have good accuracy or because they were new and not evaluated comparatively before: the Zayatz estimator, slide negative binomial estimator, Pitman's estimator, and mu-argus.
Apparel products are unique because (a) they are evaluated for quality prior to purchase by touching or experience (Lynch et al. 2001), (b) apparel has a strong aesthetic component, therefore, the visual appearance of apparel is critical (Burke 2002), and (c) consumers express their identities and emotions through apparel products (Workman and Freeburg 2009).
To date, 10,101 applications were rejected before they were evaluated because they were incomplete.
In Memphis, arts teachers were frustrated because they were being evaluated based in part on school-wide performance in math and English.
Because you are evaluating my and others' social value in the least classy and interesting way possible, I guess?
