Sentence examples for effectiveness and evaluation from inspiring English sources
Recent technological developments in the field of non-destructive techniques have enhanced their usefulness in the field of built cultural heritage protection, and are indispensable tools for the characterisation of materials, detection of wear and degradation of materials, assessment of interventions' effectiveness and evaluation of compatible materials and processes.
Indeed, ferrets have proved instrumental in the evaluation of vaccine effectiveness and evaluation of vaccine candidates for human use (Bodewes et al., 2010; Robertson et al., 2011; Subbarao and Luke, 2007).
To help students understand and apply basic biological concepts in a challenging and interactive format, this study focused on the development, effectiveness, and evaluation of an educational card game.
The study was composed of two phases: phase 1 was the development of the educational card game, and phase 2 was the actual use, testing for effectiveness, and evaluation of the developed card game.
This study describes the results of the Belgian MabTheraa In Rheumatoid Arthritis (MIRA)' registry: effectiveness, safety and evaluation of the current retreatment practice on the background of the Belgian reimbursement criteria for rituximab.
The purpose of this systematic review is to identify, appraise and synthesise the evidence from comparative effectiveness and economic evaluation research involving OMT.
The simulation study has been conducted according to the basic feedback control system architecture shown in Figure 9, with three different web server workloads (A, B, C) for a better effectiveness and robustness evaluation.
All these reports covered four similar domains, technology use, safety, effectiveness and economic evaluation.
Additionally, the IM Adapt process guides planners to incorporate both effectiveness and process evaluation.
Outcome assessments (both for clinical effectiveness and economic evaluation) take place at 6,12,18,24 and 36 months after start of treatment.
Topics with very few cross-country studies, at only 3%to6%6%, are Community Participation, Costing and Cost Effectiveness and Program Evaluation.
