Sentence examples similar to drawing on validated benchmarks from inspiring English sources
First, the methods used in the review are robust as they draw on validated search strategies for identifying systematic reviews and the objectives and process for selecting reviews followed an a priori protocol.
It draws on well validated psychodynamic and attachment-based interviews.
The identification of barriers was facilitated by drawing on a validated theoretical framework based on behaviour change theory.
Drawing on benchmarking data on best-in-class productivity, Timmer called for an across-the-board 20% reduction in head count.
These should draw on existing benchmarks within the humanitarian sector rather than trying to formulate new ones.
Drawing on academic and governmental expertise, Report Card 08 proposes ten benchmarks by which progress in early childhood education and care might be monitored and compared across the countries of the OECD.
A more recent RPA was conducted specifically among GBM patients aged 70 years and older, drawing on patients treated up through 2007 at two institutions in the US and validated using patient data from a French consortium.
Drawing on 52 indicators of a country's social performance, the SPI offers a practical tool for government and business leaders to benchmark country performance and prioritize those areas where social improvement is most needed.
Our data collection was based on a validated benchmarking tool "emerge" [ 8], which was developed for quality control purposes for Swiss hospitals.
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