Sentence examples for evaluation and two from inspiring English sources
Despite an initial medical evaluation and two subsequent referrals to the clinic, Mr. Livermore was kept in the jail's general population, the lawsuit says.
Model I uses a fuzzy neural network to predict the overall image, while Model II uses a gray clustering operation for the color image evaluation and two fuzzy neural networks for the form image evaluation and the overall image evaluation.
After analysing the information, we propose three areas of development (contents, design and evaluation) and two areas for the participation of patients in CPGs: patients as a members of the guideline development group and/or as members of the CPG-P development group.
A frame is partitioned into four slices for fair evaluation; and two fast encoding algorithms, CFM [23] and ECU [24], adopted for HM, are employed for the evaluation of the proposed load-balanced parallelization.
Thanks are also due to Manuela Ablasser, Bettina Germann, Lisbeth Postl and Jutta Vollmann for help with data evaluation, and two anonymous reviewers for helpful comments.
This study employed a web-based factorial survey with four ADHD cases derived from an ADHD clinic, two diagnosed with ADHD in actual evaluation, and two not.
Of the 60 evaluable patients, 39 patients had demonstrated clear progression by the time of first evaluation, and five patients demonstrated stable disease.
To support both evaluation approaches, we developed four sets of checklists, each of which is concerned, respectively, with task-based evaluation and three different interface types: Logical User Interface (LUI), Physical User Interface (PUI) and Graphical User Interface (GUI).
Five different research groups took part in the evaluation, and ten different systems were submitted in total.
Five different research groups have taken part in the evaluation and ten different systems were submitted in total.
The owners of buildings with an occupancy load of fewer than 100 people have one year to complete the structural evaluation, and three years in which to complete construction or demolition.
