Sentence examples for evaluating innovations from inspiring English sources
"Criteria" for evaluating innovations are developed.
We argue that there are two logics at work in the process of evaluating innovations: the logic of technological advancement and the logic of market value.
While most of these papers will focus on practice innovations, submissions evaluating innovations in education, research and health-care administration are also welcome.
The index and methods can now be used to quantify benefits in package design and operational variation, thus providing a rigorous, substantive approach to evaluating innovations.
Post-treatment biopsies would seem ideal for evaluating innovations such as dose escalation protocols or combination treatments involving brachytherapy or hormones.
At Sparknews, we specialize in three things: spotting and evaluating innovations with social and environmental impact; working with leading media institutions to foster the creation of solutions-based news pieces; and developing business networks around positive social and environmental innovation.
The concept of the regional innovation system (RIS) has been developed into an important framework for evaluating innovation performance.
Also, Chen and Chen (2010) used DEMATEL, fuzzy ANP, and TOPSIS for evaluating innovation performance in Taiwanese higher education institutes.
Non-adjusted data might be more realistic in evaluating innovation linkages in the sectors, because most of the sectors receive some spillover effects from communication technology, even although some of the sectors do not make R&D investments in communication technology.
The Iganga and Mayuge Demographic Surveillance System (IM-DSS) in Uganda provides a special opportunity to develop population-based data to inform national health policies and evaluate innovations in assessing the burden of disability in Uganda.
These data, allied to other forms of evidence, are also required in order to inform SSA countries' health investment choices, to examine their consequences, and to evaluate innovations in health system design rather than simply mimic high-income countries' models of care.
