Sentence examples for drivers to evaluate from inspiring English sources

The same environment was used by a sample of 20 drivers to evaluate the system with logged objective data and to assess its acceptability via questionnaires.

We used baseline data from the Candrive/Ozcandrive common cohort of older drivers to evaluate the validity of the ADReS subtests.

ABC is also a practical tool to identify cost drivers, to evaluate possible resource or practice changes in the health care process, and to identify areas where the quality and efficiency of care can be improved [31 33].

The results of the qualitative phase revealed that full-service airlines need to pay attention to the 12 key indicators and 15 key drivers to evaluate and improve their competitiveness status, respectively.

Strategic cost management takes two forms: structural cost management, which employs tools of organizational design, product design, and process design to build a cost structure that is coherent with strategy; and executional cost management, which employs various measurement and analysis tools (e.g., variance analysis and analysis of cost drivers) to evaluate cost performance.

People who are aware of their own abilities may make better use of adapted strategies learnt during these programs, because self-regulation largely depends on drivers' abilities to evaluate their own driving and is influenced by drivers' abilities to have insight into their declining driving performance [25].

We included original observational studies, prospective and retrospective studies that enrolled commercial drivers screened to evaluate their fitness-to-drive regardless of the country of origin.

Thus, the current study has two objectives: (1) to determine the degree to which sleep impacts safety-relevant performance among long-haul truck drivers; and (2) to evaluate workday and non-workday sleep quality and duration as predictors of drivers' safety-relevant performance.

A computer model for systems analysis of heavy ion drivers has been developed and used to evaluate driver designs for inertial fusion energy.

Vibration levels and shocks are measured by a seat pad accelerometer placed under the driver's seat to evaluate hazard risks on the human body's lower back.

However, although BMI technology is well established, the levels of human concentration needed to make it work are extremely high, so the research team is working on systems that will use statistical analysis to predict a driver's next move and to "evaluate a driver's cognitive state relevant to the driving environment".