National family planning officials have tried to reduce the abuses, but local officials are still evaluated partly on how well they meet population goals.
Maybe it's because there are new policies in place that means physicians are being evaluated partly based on patient satisfaction.
Several geotechnical characteristics of the clays could not be well evaluated, partly due to easy disturbance during drilling and sampling.
Under the new system, scheduled to take effect this school year, teachers will be evaluated partly on student achievement and partly on classroom performance, and categorized as highly effective, effective, developing or ineffective.
Some lenders say the new system would lead to more student defaults, but contracts between the government and loan-servicing companies clearly state that the companies will be evaluated partly on how successful they are at preventing defaults.
The second integral was evaluated partly analytically in terms of elliptic integrals and partly numerically using Gaussian quadrature.
Strictly for-profit private sector initiatives appear less likely to be evaluated, partly because of the type of evidence that is valued in the commercial sector, but also because traditional evaluation approaches are ill-suited to private sector initiatives that are continuously evolving as entrepreneurs adapt strategies to changing market conditions.
Next year, Mr. Sibal is eliminating the 10th-grade exams and introducing a grading system to evaluate students, partly to encourage more creativity and reduce the pressure.
She said a plan to evaluate teachers partly on the basis of test scores should have a sunset clause, so that it could be reconsidered after several years.
Colorado passed a sweeping law last month making teachers' tenure dependent on test results, and nearly a dozen other states have introduced plans to evaluate teachers partly on scores.
