Sentence examples for evaluating and tracking from inspiring English sources

"We were working seven days a week, 24 hours a day, evaluating and tracking every task".

As the board prepares its final report about what led to the breakup of the shuttle over Texas on Feb. 1, people deeply involved in the investigation say board members have become more concerned about NASA's flaws in communication and in its evaluating and tracking of problems before the Columbia's launching and during its flight.

No matter how you parse it, that's a whole lot of spending for corporate travel managers and individual business travelers to evaluate and track.

Of those, 184 infants were evaluated and tracked, including 32 who subsequently were found to have autism spectrum disorder, 56 with language delays, 9 with developmental delays and 36 with other problems.

"Three years ago they came to us, and we had the resources to evaluate and track them," said Mike Pereira, the N.F.L.'s supervisor of officials".It's a different game in the Arena, but it's still blocking and tackling and illegal contact and roughing the passer.

This study represents one of the first to follow a sample of chronic pain patients on opioid therapy over time, using a structured assessment tool to evaluate and track behaviors suggestive of addiction.

It was developed to provide education leaders with a tool to evaluate and track the effectiveness of academic programs in preparing students for college.

There's also a web app that enables you to evaluate and track the development of your sense of meaning and purpose over time. 1) Do you think you are losing out on mental and physical health and well-being due to an insufficiently developed sense of meaning and purpose?

These principles enable services and organisations to evaluate and track their own disclosure performance and improvement.

Environmental audit : This will evaluate and track changes in the environment and the social context as perceived by communities.

Therefore, Ontario has no mechanism in place to consistently evaluate and track the strengths, preferences and needs of persons across the continuum of mental health services.