Sentence examples similar to evaluate a matter from inspiring English sources

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (2013) conducted a retrospective cohort study evaluating A Matter of Balance (MOB), a program developed to reduce fear of falling and increase mobility in older adults (Tennstedt et al. 1998).

This paper presents the design of a randomised controlled trial evaluating 'A Matter of Balance at Home' (AMB-Home) in frail older people, living in the community in the Netherlands.

The Commission shall evaluate, as a matter of priority, whether the entries regarding printed circuit boards for mobile phones and liquid crystal displays need to be amended.

At the same time, one should also consider how exam questions evaluate a student's subject-matter competency.

"This will be evaluated as a matter of priority by our clinical and toxicological experts and we will issue further advice if necessary.

With the organoids, potential therapies can be evaluated in a matter of months and this process is currently approved in the Netherlands for this purpose.

The effectiveness of such interventions for children with disabilities should be evaluated as a matter of priority.

With the low material holdup in most continuous systems, parameter or material changes can often be evaluated in a matter of minutes using minimal amounts of material.

In apparent anticipation of those concerns, Boyd said in the letter that the department "will never evaluate any matter except on the facts and the law".

For example, when evaluating a project, no matter how small, we should ask: Is it a new attraction that will help distinguish Costa Mesa in a positive way?

Other research has shown that for investors evaluating a pitch, business fundamentals matter less than their perception of character and trustworthiness, and the entrepreneur's openness to feedback.