Sentence examples for evaluating developments from inspiring English sources

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

Conveners at NAS's Second Convocation on Enhancing the Postdoctoral Experience for Scientists and Engineers were officially charged with evaluating developments since the publication 4 years ago of the landmark book by the Committee on Science, Engineering, and Public Policy (COSEPUP) that examined the postdoc situation and recommended improvements.

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.

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.

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.

"We will be there for her whenever she calls on us, every step of the way...reviewing revisions, evaluating development and production opportunities, discussing budgeting issues and suggesting strategies for approaching investors," she said.

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 quantitative evaluation of implant quality using CT-based dosimetry provides feedback to the implant team and also forms a basis for evaluating development of the technique.

A central bank can evaluate developments in a country better than three guys in an office in New York".

Nordoff-Robbins assessment scales were used to evaluate developments in music therapy for the first and last session of each music therapy block respectively.