Sentence examples for better understand and evaluate from inspiring English sources
A good performance measurement and evaluation system enables organizations to better understand and evaluate their operations and may provide competitive advantage [7].
Updated with a long, new introduction by the author, Affirmative Discrimination will enable citizens as well as scholars to better understand and evaluate public policies for achieving social justice in a multiethnic society.
To better understand and evaluate computer-based collaborative tools and their uses, the Colab system and the Cognoter presentation tool were implemented and used for both real and posed idea organization tasks.
To better understand and evaluate drivers and long-term consequences of regeneration variability, simulation models that combine statistical models of regeneration with established forest growth and yield models are useful.
This contribution presents systematic biases in the process of generating health data by using a step-by-step explanation of the DISEASE FILTER, a heuristic instrument that we designed in order to better understand and evaluate health data.
Besides increasing reliability and safety of energy supply the basic goal of the system is to assist the operator in faster and more effective reactions, and to assist the plant engineer to better understand and evaluate any possible events.
In terms of the quality of reconstructing the complete model dynamics and other qualitative aspects of the behavior of the obtained models, the different meta-heuristic methods exhibit different behavior and relative performance under different conditions: More work needs to be done to better understand and objectively evaluate these differences in performance.
Those residents who do not advance to an academic career will still gain valuable knowledge that will prepare them to better understand and more critically evaluate imaging based research.
To better understand and interpret studies evaluating the risk associated with these agents, it is first necessary to determine the magnitude of any underlying risk of cancer that may already be present in patients with RA compared with the general population.
This perspective aims to help us better understand, design, and evaluate older people's interactions with digital technologies in the early 21st century.
