Sentence examples for deployed assessment from inspiring English sources

The Pan American Health Organization also deployed assessment teams to survey the area for the possibility of post-storm diseases.

From an educational point of view, deploying assessment tasks that model authentic problem-solving environments would help reinforce for students which types of performances are most highly valued by biology educators, and which types of evaluations they are likely to experience postgraduation (e.g., production vs. selection tasks).

Following the storm, the United Nations deployed field assessment teams to survey the damage caused by Katrina.

The Korea Food and Drug Administration KFDAA) developed and deployed this assessment tool.

While these assessments would have provided some insight into the functioning of the health systems in which they were deployed, these assessments were not intended to form a database of health facilities or to be used to generate health systems-level analyses of interest to this study (such as a trends analysis of the availability of certain services).

Our study highlights the importance of deploying quality assessment metrics routinely in individual laboratories and in multi-laboratory studies.

The papers in this special edition encourage us to understand in greater detail how technology can be used to promote authentic and meaningful assessments and not just making assessments more efficient, and how to deploy e-assessment alongside other strategies.

This was a population-based assessment of community-based case detection models that deployed and assessed the performance of trained HSAs and KIs in identifying blind children.

Gene expression profiling approaches have successfully been deployed for prognostic assessment of hepatocellular carcinoma and to detect the earliest stages of disease.

A comprehensive, automated cardiovascular health (CVH) assessment deployed in the primary care setting offers the potential to enhance prevention, facilitate patient provider communication, and ultimately reduce cardiovascular (CV) disease risk.

Many modern analyses explicitly referred to as EMA studies have deployed signal-contingent assessment components to capture dynamic, rapidly fluctuating phenomena (Shiffman et al. 2008) alongside time- and event-contingent elements for capturing discrete events that can be assessed with minimal recall bias (Ferguson and Shiffman 2011).