Sentence examples for devising and evaluating from inspiring English sources

"It reminds all of us that real value creation comes from value-adding economic activity, despite the fact that most of us professional money managers spend time devising and evaluating ever more complicated investing strategies.

A unified and experimentally relevant framework for devising and evaluating error-suppressing gates in realistic noise environments is therefore needed to secure the role of dynamical error suppression in systematic designs of quantum technologies including fault-tolerant quantum computers.

Forcing salaries to be equal across fields simply ensures that teachers in hard-to-staff fields will be less qualified than their peers.Finally, we should invest more to devise and evaluate professional development programmes, which would include both new-teacher mentoring as well as further subject-specific professional development.

Application techniques designed to save time during repair were also devised and evaluated.

Several heuristic assignment algorithms are then devised and evaluated via extensive simulations with realistic settings.

This study devises and evaluates an energy-efficient distributed collaborative signal and information processing framework for acoustic target tracking in wireless sensor networks.

Three new density measurement techniques have been devised and evaluated for the measurement of non-standard objects, namely porous material samples, small solid samples, powders and particulates.

Various reactor concepts and technologies have been devised and evaluated to ensure the integrity of the core and the containment under a prolonged station blackout.

To devise and evaluate quantitative indices of dynamics in lipopolysaccharide-binding protein (LBP), CRP, and procalcitonin concentrations as prognostic markers in sepsis.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, engaged in a massive probe of illegal trading in mutual fund shares, said Thursday it is moving fast to devise and evaluate new rules to combat the problem.

In response, three midwifery lecturers were issued with a small grant from NHS Scotland to devise and evaluate an interactive workbook intended to develop student midwives understanding of how to deliver high quality bereavement care.