Sentence examples for development of such measures from inspiring English sources

The lack of a damage measure that is both valid and usable is worrying, and further development of such measures should be prioritized by developers of colonoscopy simulator systems.

The paper suggests that both the effectiveness and further development of such measures strongly depend on the way they are designed, especially with respect to their trade-law compatibility.

The development of such measures is the precise focus of this study, more specifically, to develop a measure of current instructional climate and EBIP adoption stage.

Admittedly, the development of such measures as indices of healthcare provider performance is far from complete.

In the future, ICF and the ICF Core Sets may become the new basis not only for the further development of such measures, but also for the creation of an item list with parameters relevant to patients with OBPI.

The aim of the current pilot study was to facilitate the future selection of prescribing quality indicators for management of type 2 diabetes by conducting interviews with the key representatives of several relevant organizations involved in development of such measures in the Netherlands.

Recent reports, however, indicate that the development and evaluation of such measures has begun [ 47, 48].

This book outlines the development and application of a variety of such measures in a wide range of neurological conditions.

Uganda has dropped off the list of the top 16 infected countries because its government, which was the first in Africa to recognize the danger of AIDS to national development, has promoted broader education and use of such measures to lower its infection rate to 8percentt, from 14percentt in the early 1990's.

As Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the US, and the UK are all participating in the indicator development and will be the future users of such measures, it is useful to assess the availability of data derived from current systems to provide information for the indicators.

The scale of such measures varies considerably, with some Scandinavian governments and the Netherlands pushing development of very high-speed fiberoptic networks, while others such as the United Kingdom leave much of the development to companies engaged in infrastructure development.