Sentence examples for evaluation and direction from inspiring English sources

A deeper understanding of the tools used by past studies will enable critical evaluation and direction for future efforts.

The final section will include an evaluation and future direction of where this research may proceed.

That insight is that morally appropriate behavior will not harm others, but instead increase happiness or 'utility.' What is distinctive about utilitarianism is its approach in taking that insight and developing an account of moral evaluation and moral direction that expands on it.

While the systematic review part allows for an overview of the available studies including individual results, the meta-analytic part also facilitates evaluation of magnitude and direction of pooled effect estimates including sources of heterogeneity.

The small study conducted by Wilcox et al. in 1959 [ 21] was influential, not only for introducing a scientific method for quantifying blood loss at birth, but also for shaping knowledge and attitudes to blood loss evaluation and influencing the direction of research that followed.

10 This will facilitate evaluation of the magnitude and direction of potential biases in studies using information on stage.

Therefore, in this review we illustrate the progress of molecular targeted therapy, describing the emerging agents in course of evaluation and the future directions in the treatment of RCC patients.

Changing the spatial scale from the local to the regional level leads to great differences in targets and methodologies for ecosystem health evaluation and creates a new direction for regional ecosystem health research.

This paper provides directions, evaluation and analysis on the progress of controlled biological and biomimetic systems for landmine detection.

As the Philippines continues to respond to problems of ongoing nurse migration, the thematic framework presented in this paper may act as a snapshot of the policy development process, for possible use in future evaluation and setting of policy directions.

In practice, associational relationships – specifications of mandate based roles, lines and direction of accountability and evaluation criteria – of institutions intended to foster sectoral integration in natural resources management are not defined.