Sentence examples for evaluate fulfilment from inspiring English sources
In visits 1, 9, 13, and 20 interview information about food intake (72-h dietary record), dietary patterns, and nutrition knowledge was collected in order to evaluate fulfilment of the recommended diet as well as changes in food intake habits during the intervention programme.
More research is needed to evaluate whether fulfilment of expectations actually has an impact on patient satisfaction.
To evaluate the fulfilment of the maximum thresholds for the total primary energy, the primary energy intensity is calculated for each building.
In general, needs deriving from a realistic prevention plan are described, but changes to those needs are never considered for evaluating the fulfilment of this plan.
The method addresses three different dimensions: (1) Quality management, which evaluates the fulfilment of Users Requirements, and the Users' satisfaction with the existing functions; (2) Usability assessment, which includes a Usability inspection, and a Usability test; (3) Performance evaluation, which assesses the exhaustiveness and quality of documentation.
Consumption by the patient of less than 90% of the capsules initially provided was evaluated as non-fulfilment of the recommended therapy.
Similar models were used to evaluate the probabilities of complete symptom resolution, complete fulfilment of expectations and of being very satisfied with the treatment.
A dichotomised answer procedure was then chosen in order to evaluate the "satisfaction" or "not satisfaction" of each criterion and not to judge the quality of its fulfilment.
A self-fulfilment questionnaire containing 3 items: (i) socio-demographic data of the study population; (ii) experiences in the workplace; (iii) Maslach Burnout Inventory (MBI) - was applied to evaluate the influence of distinct factors on the prevalence of burnout among physicians and nurses working in ICUs.
For 35 years the enforcers have been evaluated ruthlessly by their superiors for their fulfilment of quantifiable targets, such as achieving a certain number of sterilisations and, most importantly, ensuring that no parents exceed their quota of offspring.
