Sentence examples for comprehensible evaluation from inspiring English sources

Moreover, seven CSH positive patients who demonstrated a non-asystolic cardioinhibitory pattern (VASIS II A) were accepted for more comprehensible evaluation, including external or implantable loop recorder, as were six NMS patients with asystolic response during HUT.

But many of the existing studies are not sufficiently comprehensible for a complete external evaluation of the quality and usefulness of such studies.

The aims of this study are, firstly, to provide designers a comprehensible human factors questionnaire for the evaluation of nuclear control desks and, secondly, to show that the verification of the human factors issues in the design of nuclear control desks can be carried out by experts using virtual models.

This evaluation demonstrated that the questionnaire was comprehensible and applicable to informal caregiver of persons with dementia in various situations (living at home, in a home for the elderly or nursing home).

The following remarks on several of the analysed studies should help to make the evaluations in these recommendations transparent and comprehensible.

Our presentation to policy makers and pilot usability evaluation suggest that the Community Health Map provides a comprehensible and powerful interface for policy makers to visualize health care quality, public health outcomes, and access to care in an effort to help them to make informed decisions about improving health care.

The community of analysts and security professionals responsible for creating the methodology suggest that the guidelines for the security evaluation process of an environment should be comprehensible for organizations.

Thus, on one hand, a minimum standardization of the evaluation process is essential for transparent and comprehensible comparisons between different technologies and to ensure evaluations' methodological quality.

The Thai HAQ is comprehensible, reliable, valid and sensitive to change in the evaluation of functional status of Thai patients with RA.

In The Guardian, Catherine Bennett wrote: "The ban on Savage is so far from being a comprehensible act, so staggeringly capricious and stupid, as to defy evaluation".

Performance evaluation typically involves a combination of measures, which are comprehensible, clear, valid, reliable, reproducible, discriminative and easy to use.