Sentence examples similar to commensurate evaluations from inspiring English sources

While the literature has focused on the effectiveness alone, we argue that there has not been commensurate interest in economic evaluations.

Where the wages paid to the worker during pay periods prior to the initial evaluation were less than the commensurate wage indicated by the evaluation, the employer must compensate the worker for any such difference unless it can be demonstrated that the initial payments reflected the commensurate wage due at that time.

The important point to note, however, is that an objective economic evaluation that measures and values the resource savings that follow the abortion of the affected fetus or unborn child requires a commensurate measurement and valuation of averted benefits.

The subjective discomfort assessment experiment was conducted in a laboratory environment commensurate with standardized recommendations for subjective evaluation of picture quality [37].

Provide for at least an annual evaluation of policy to determine whether it is still commensurate with the size, complexity, and risk profile of the credit union.

Currently no single instrument exists which is preference based and commensurate with the QALY scale (and therefore appropriate for application in economic evaluation) incorporating both health status and the broader elements of quality of life previously highlighted.

However, it is unrealistic to expect that individual evaluation of concentration-response relationships in each data set would be commensurate with timely and efficient analyses of these data.

Salary commensurate with experience.

But is there a commensurate societal concern?

Yet the privileges come without commensurate responsibility.

(2) An initial evaluation of a worker's productivity shall be made within the first month after employment begins in order to determine the worker's commensurate wage rate.