Sentence examples for development of evaluative from inspiring English sources

The use of other measures should not be ruled out, however, and we encourage further development of evaluative criteria for speech measures designed to probe the effects of DBS or any treatment with potential effects on speech production and communication skills.

Doing so could also contribute to the development of evaluative thinking within and across funding agencies and health RCS implementers.

However, due to the traditional IP interaction that is used in cognitive/neuropsychological evaluations, many individuals, particularly those in rural communities with limited healthcare access or those who depend on caregivers may be deprived of this resource without the development of evaluative tools to overcome these difficulties.

We recognize that the development of an evaluative tool such as BEES-C is neither simple nor non-controversial.

Furthermore, the information generated in this study can support the development of an evaluative framework for the integration of the climate information into the environmental assessment process, e.g. the implementation of strategic environmental assessment (SEA) in urban planning.

In this paper, we describe an evaluation capacity building (ECB) approach designed to help community development practitioners work more effectively with assumptions through the intentional infusion of evaluative thinking (ET) into the program planning, monitoring, and evaluation process.

This ongoing remodeling of the brain is the dynamic context in which undergraduate educational experiences are both impacted by and contribute to the development of higher-order cognitive processes and evaluative thinking.

These refinements contribute to the ongoing development of the Appraisal framework and provide a resource for enhancing the effectiveness of expressions of evaluative stance for speakers of English as a second or additional language.

Two conceptual frameworks are developed to identify the role of knitwear involvement as an antecedent of evaluative criteria and as a moderator between evaluative criteria and consumer responses.

Taking account of patient's perceptions of the severity of their own symptoms along with the psychometric properties of the MADRS-S enable its use for evaluative purposes in the development of new antidepressant drugs.

Frank Kermode's Shakespeare's Language (Allen Lane, Penguin) is an inspiring work of evaluative critical analysis.