Sentence examples for evaluate problems from inspiring English sources
This questionnaire is useful to evaluate problems of anxiety and depression in hospitalised patients and patients affected by any physical disease which forces them to undergo medical treatment.
The intention of this study was to evaluate problems of implementation and to develop strategies to overcome them.
The results of the numerical simulations based on the Brownian dynamics are useful to evaluate problems in relation with the general mechanism of emulsion polymerization.
Usually, to measure medicine access for acute problems, a short recall period can be used and for chronic conditions longer periods may be indicated to evaluate problems affording prescriptions to continue treatment.
Some authors have proposed rules for shrinkage methods, suggesting that one could safely evaluate problems when there are at most 10 to 15 times more variables than observations, while others have established criteria to delete variables, for example, Least Absolute Shrinkage and Selection Operator (LASSO) [ 11, 16– 16].
After a pilot test to evaluate problems about semantic, idiomatic, and cognitive issues by using a hypothetical scenario of treatment choice with 40 health care providers, including physicians, nurses, pharmacists, and medical processors, we finalized the Japanese version of the DCS.
They took turns referring to education as a "product" and things like "systems analysis" to evaluate problem schools.
They are regarded as powerful tools to evaluate problem-solving skills and curriculum-related competences (Koeppen et al. 2008).
This version was modified for use with brain-damaged patients and was designed to evaluate problem solving ability.
This paper discusses modeling a measuring instrument to evaluate problem definitions, based on which it empirically compares two methods for helping to define problems in organizations.
Vignettes [ 21] have been used to teach and evaluate problem-solving skills and to elicit practitioners' information needs [ 22].
