Sentence examples for evaluation and guide from inspiring English sources

LUS also has become an everyday tool for evaluation and guide clinical practice at intensive care units.

This research makes possible to predict residents' luminous comfort without the post-occupancy evaluation and guide the façade energy-efficient design at the early stage.

Knowledgeable panels with adequate representation of all these stakeholders may facilitate biomarker evaluation and guide implementation for the specific context of use.

Although this study was conducted in a reduced number of facilities, the set of indicators that were developed and validated could be seen as a preliminary effort to systematize ANC evaluation, and guide the implementation and monitoring of large-scale programs aimed at improving the quality of ANC care.

A thoraco-abdominal CT provides an adequate baseline evaluation and guides judgment as to the resectability of CRCLM patients.

Therefore a thoraco-abdominal CT of good technical quality provides an adequate baseline evaluation and guides the resectability judgement of CRCLM patients.

Secondary analyses of administrative healthcare databases can be useful for determining the morbidity of prevalent health conditions as well as for surveillance, decision-making, cost-of-illness evaluations and guiding research programs.

In conclusion, this MNCH strategy provides an effective framework for priorities and actions, measurement and evaluation, and can guide decisions about the scope of investments along the pathway towards impact.

In this final article, we clarify the issues and problems which challenge the professional practice of evaluation and propose guiding questions for evaluators designing and doing evaluation in worlds like these.

To address the first question related to course design, we drew on Kern, Thomas and Hughes (Kern)[ 12] curriculum evaluation framework in which a six step, iterative process of evaluation and feedback guides curriculum development and assessment.

In addition, DMO observed that the quality of CHMT supervision to peripheral public and private HFs had serious deficiencies both in terms of data inconsistencies, incompleteness and lack of key details that could be useful when it comes to effective monitoring and evaluation and eventually guiding district health service planning and reporting to central level in Dar es Salaam.