Sentence examples for drafting and piloting from inspiring English sources

The development of an instrument is a rigorous process involving conceptual analysis of the domain of functioning, drafting and piloting the instrument, and statistical analysis of results including factor analysis and internal consistency reliability (Shea and Fortna 2002).

Funding considerations for drafting and piloting should also be addressed.

The teachers congress should decide upon which subjects to focus initial development (this could be restricted to one or two subjects) and the timeline for development (including drafting and piloting).

The drafting and piloting of the PtDA was also an important step in the UKMRC framework.

In all countries except Turkmenistan UNICEF has achieved some important results in supporting the reform of legal and administrative frameworks for child care reform, particularly in drafting regulations and piloting local government structures.

All surveys have been drafted and piloted in Dutch, and have been back-and-forth translated to French; they are available on request.

With the exception of microfinance, all of the above alternatives to traditional philanthropy and grants are very much new frontiers – standards are still being created, regulations and laws are still being drafted, and pilot projects are still underway.

The instruments were drafted and pilot-tested with a purposive sample of health workers in a different health district, Chongwe.

Lastly, the small size of the toolkit research and development team (blinded – NGO/University) resulted in research member involvement across the formative research, toolkit drafting process, and pilot evaluation.

His work in Parliament managing elections, drafting statutes, piloting legislation makes him the first of a long line of English parliamentary statesmen.

We created a draft questionnaire and pilot tested it in June 2002 on a convenience sample of twenty female patients from the ambulatory care section of the ED.