But for people from Japan and other Eastern societies, a new study finds, it may be more complex — having to do not only with evaluating the other person's face but also with gauging the mood of others who might be around.
That money is augmented by a two-hundred-and-fifty-thousand-dollar grant that the Ford Foundation will provide to establish the New York City Public History project, which will spearhead another of the commission's recommendations: the creation of a standing committee to comprehensively evaluate the city's other monuments and landmarks.
However, further research is required to evaluate the model's performance for other soil types, with other image data and at different post-fire timings.
2) There was no active-control treatment, a review of results from similar studies that use the same evaluation scales was considered enough to evaluate the treatment's effect compared with other treatment options.
It is a rapidly changing domain with the advent of new improved sensors, platforms and new data processing algorithms/techniques which supports new forms of data and newer views of the landscapes through which hydrologist/hydraulic engineer could find better way to evaluate the earth's surface and other specific features (Running et al. 1994).
Although this report is focused on occupational respiratory disease, an a priori goal of this study was to evaluate the cohort's mortality from other potentially asbestos-related conditions, such as circulatory disease and digestive cancer.
Either way, says Scardino, the study needs to be followed up with others that evaluate the drug's effect in, say, men at higher risk of prostate cancer.
We and the contributors to this special issue of the International Journal of Disaster Risk Science hope that this form of critical academic analyses of the agreement's text will encourage others to evaluate the SFDRR's progress throughout its lifetime.
The respondents were used as informants to evaluate the child's health status and other aspects of the health care delivery, such as waiting time.
Two co-workers in the home also have the opportunity to regularly evaluate each other's handiwork, not always to a positive effect.
