Sentence examples for continuing appraisal from inspiring English sources

But we live at a time when all institutions are subject to continuing appraisal and the press won't hold back if it sees something to attack.

Attempts to inhibit metalloproteinases in human diseases thus require continuing appraisal of their biological roles and cautious evaluation of potential new therapeutic opportunities.

CPD encompasses traditional CME as well the acquisition of other skills such as administration, management, teaching, and communication, and embodies elements such as self-directed, patient-centred and individualised learning as well as continuing appraisal [ 2].

The high degree of innovation in the sector in an environment of limited resources creates the need for timely and continuing appraisal of evidence and for understanding and integrating individual and societal sets of values and preferences when making choices.

During exploration and appraisal phases, uncertainties related to the amount of fluid in place have a major impact on the decision making process, which is usually conducted to the options: to abandon, to produce, to continue the appraisal procedure or to postpone the production waiting for a better scenario.

Any potential teleglaucoma scheme's management team will need to devise a specific training programme and competency assessments (along with continuing education and appraisal) for any staff undertaking testing at a remote site.

Keeping a record of all activities performed during residency and thereafter is a way of quantifying knowledge and competence, informing future accreditation, appraisal, continuing professional development needs and the requirements of potential employers.

Continuing education and technical appraisal, quality improvement supervision, accident prevention, medical waste disposal and pharmacy staff education were improved.

Sartre continued the phenomenological appraisal of the meaning of the other, the fundamental social formation.

The day before his annual address, the lower house of Congress approved, by an impressive majority, the most contentious aspect of the education-reform bill, which would make teachers' continuing employment subject to annual appraisals.

Critical appraisals continue to emerge, and the question of what to do about microfinance remains a debate among aid agencies and experts.