Sentence examples for evaluating development from inspiring English sources

Methodology This study uses both UNICEF's evaluation standards and the key criteria for evaluating development assistance of the OECD DAC, namely: relevance; impact; effectiveness; sustainability; and efficiency.

Discounted cash flow analysis and other financial yardsticks for evaluating development projects are usually biased against the delayed payoffs and uncertainty inherent in Big I innovations.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Initial index set evaluating development effect of water flooding oilfield at ultra-high water cut stage.

In order to consider influence of indexes on water flooding development effect at ultra-high water cut stage, four categories of indexes were combined to index set evaluating development effect of water flooding oilfield at ultra-high water cut stage.

Based on observability principle, the indexes evaluating development effect were initially screened, and those with data that cannot be obtained are eliminated, ensuring that the initially screened indexes meet the observability principle and can be quantified, and they could be applied.

The investigation shows that the index system of water flooding oilfield at ultra-high water cut stage has been not established worldwide, but it is a prerequisite for understanding and evaluating development rules and status of water flooding oilfield, and systematically and effectively determining the development effect.

Who will make money on this has, sadly, become a question that must be asked in evaluating developments in the medical and pharmaceutical community.

The World Health Organization (WHO) is also evaluating developments in Russia and Japan.

AS conceived the idea for evaluating development-related gene expression in normal children as a background to evaluating gene expression changes in growth disorders.

The survey had the following specific objectives: - To provide a yardstick for assessing and evaluating developments in primary education since the publication of the 1997 survey report.

"This index will allow stakeholders including policy makers at the city level to access strategic data necessary to develop, monitor and evaluate development policies incorporating the well-being of children" said Jeffrey O'Malley.