Sentence examples for evaluation and explore from inspiring English sources

We present some lessons for Mexico based on this interim evaluation and explore implications for other countries considering health reforms.

Furthermore, we will conduct a programme evaluation and explore potential differences in effectiveness and appreciation of the intervention among subgroups (i.e., socioeconomic status- (SES), age- and gender differences) in order to optimize the programme so that it fits better to the individuals' characteristics, needs and preferences.

The microstructure and mechanical properties of the welded joint are considered in the characteristic evaluation and explored by experiment.

Although our study focused on the use of Integra® as a matrix product, any matrix formulation could be subjected to similar evaluation and explored for possible targeting peptides.

Incorporating a variety of methodologies into an evaluation, and exploring questions related to nuanced aspects of an intervention and its complex context were cited as important features of an improved evaluation approach: "What we're trying to understand is the things that go on inside.

We calculated 95% CIs for proportions as described by Maceneaney et al. 24 In addition, we illustrated the use of the new filters for three common diagnoses in the field of disability evaluation to show and explore what their use means in practice of disability evaluation.

We present findings of a qualitative study to complement the existing quantitative evaluation [ 19] and explore the experiences and motivations of HEWs and other health providers in delivering the community-based TB control approach in Sidama.

Results of erosion test and Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) were selected as evaluation standard and explored anti-erosion mechanisms of these micro-structures which were on the bionic surface.

The paper evaluates construction waste minimization drivers and pressures for change in the UK; discusses construction waste source evaluation; and explores current thinking on construction waste research.

Tara has bridged a knowledge gap in the field of KM by developing frameworks and guides for KM program design, implementation and monitoring and evaluation and by exploring the contribution that KM makes to strengthening health systems and improving health outcomes.

The disparity between sustained campaign awareness and sustained changes in other campaign outcomes is informative when thinking about campaign evaluation and for exploring the mechanism of action of population level change.