Look at how software is now evaluated, for instance.
Telecare is already used in different areas of medical care and pilot studies have been successfully evaluated for efficacy and – in some instances – also for efficiency.
For instance, in my work evaluating social entrepreneurs for the Manhattan Institute's 2015 Richard Cornuelle prizes, I've just returned from visits to two impressive organizations, both of which received key support from local community foundations.
Scoring matrices for evaluating sequence alignments are being routinely used, for instance, in Basic Local Alignment Search Tool (Altschul and Gish, 1996) and Bowtie2 (Langmead and Salzberg, 2012).
For instance, in the studies evaluating the severity of the disease, the stage of fibrosis (scoring systems for histological fibrosis) must be carefully determined, taking into account the duration of HCV infection.
For instance, in order to evaluate the relative efficacy of targeted vaccination of different groups of persons, we do not need to know the risk of infection of each individual — it is sufficient to estimate the average attack rate in each group.
For instance, in the past, Monsanto would evaluate corn hybrids for years in the field before bringing them to market a process that could take eight years from discovery to commercialization.
Where activities have been phased – for instance, in different geographic areas – impacts can be evaluated, in some cases, from the first batches of activities.
For instance, in Mission Ins.
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