Sentence examples for evaluating progress in from inspiring English sources
Very few assessment measures exist for evaluating progress in young deaf children with hearing aids and cochlear implants.
The ability to assess team cognition and predict team performance has far reaching implications for evaluating progress in the design and development process of multimedia.
And a report released by the U.S. Government Accounting Office GAOO) yesterday does something that McCain and the White House probably wish would not be done: actually evaluating progress in Iraq against the goals the administration laid out in January 2007 when undertaking the surge.
Monitoring and evaluating progress in the implementation of primary prevention activities.
Surveillance data describing chronic conditions is critical for increased recognition of the public health burden of these conditions, formulating health care policy, identifying high-risk groups, developing strategies to reduce the burden, and evaluating progress in disease prevention and control [ 17].
The annual number and age-standardised rate of fall-related hip fractures per 100,000 population have been proposed for inclusion in a set of fall injury outcome metrics for use when evaluating progress in fall prevention programs for older people [ 42].
Moroso was speaking on the sidelines of a symposium held in London to evaluate progress in scaling up the intervention.
It was a welcome if belated step to close a loophole in the journals' previous disclosure policies, which covered only research reports and not the review articles that evaluate progress in a particular field.
Objectives: To evaluate progress in stomach cancer care in Japan since 1975.
This review critically evaluates progress in developing new tools to enhance or simplify expression of targeted genes in chloroplasts.
Reporting of the crude AE rates before and after an implementation cannot be used to evaluate progress in patient safety for several reasons, including nonrandom sample reporting from an unknown probability distribution, a reporting bias of unknown magnitude and direction as well as an unknown at-risk population [14].
