Sentence examples for differentiated evaluations from inspiring English sources

Decisions about sustainable development demand spatially differentiated evaluations.

Speaking during a visit to Berlin by the Russian president, Vladimir V. Putin, Mr. Schröder said: "Regarding Chechnya, there will be and must be a more differentiated evaluation in world opinion".

Meanwhile, Chancellor Gerhard Schröder of Germany, presented with evidence of Qaeda involvement in Chechnya, calls for a "differentiated evaluation" of Russian policy there.

"What we don't know yet is whether the implementation of a more differentiated evaluation system results in either better teaching or better learning outcomes for students".

For our application of clustering behavioural feature data and using the centroids for identifying prototypical behaviours this quality measure allows us a differentiated evaluation of the individual feature prototypes and the resulting prototypical behaviours.

Nevertheless, a need for a more differentiated evaluation remains.

Third, the subgroups were too small to allow for a differentiated evaluation of the FQLP scores of the individual psychiatric illnesses.

The differentiation of functional and structural muscle injuries introduced by the Munich classification is an important first step towards a more differentiated evaluation of this relatively undefined area of athletic muscle injury.

In this paper, three levels of evaluation are differentiated: Self-evaluation by farmers (reported in 2 case studies), self-evaluation by a project (16 case studies) and external evaluation (7 case studies).

More than 50%% of the tested candidates exhibited three or more mental health disorders, which underlines the need for a differentiated psychological evaluation.

However, a more differentiated context evaluation might reveal that the line manager of the smaller team strongly supported the intervention while the line manager of the larger team tended to be critical of the intervention.