Sentence examples for evaluation but instead from inspiring English sources

Because of the difficulty in collecting personal data and privacy concerns, we do not use personal data in the evaluation, but instead use 11 real-world publicly available datasets (see Table 2) that exhibit a high degree of heterogeneity and have frequent schema evolutions.

What if there were another model where we didn't have to pay the doctor for that evaluation, but instead the doctor was paid by the pharmaceutical company for prescribing medications, or the surgeon for prescribing surgery?

This article does not report results from an impact evaluation, but instead, it describes an analysis that monitors the changes in healthcare utilization for different healthcare providers present in Mexico.

The team could have postponed the UI evaluations but instead chose to try to take full advantage of the test participants already scheduled and to conduct a hybrid method wherein they, in parallel, gathered user requirements information and evaluated the UI prototype.

This study did not evaluate such markers but instead limited its evaluation to the association between baPWV and CAC progression.

BfR officials explained that due to the quantity of evidence they did not have the time to report the original studies in detail, but instead based their evaluation on descriptions provided by the agrochemical industry.

Commonly used methods such as x-rays, bone and CT scans do not always enable the positive assessment of therapeutic benefit to be made but instead provide an evaluation of progression, which then guides therapy decisions in the clinic.

This review is not intended to be an exhaustive overview of the recent PM literature, but instead a comprehensive evaluation of studies that examined characteristics of potentially susceptible populations.

Corroboration is attractive because it does not attempt to assign probabilities of truth to hypotheses (Popper 1982, p. 346), but instead focuses on the evaluation of the particular evidence at hand.

Of course we can, but the solution is not testing the living daylights out of children thereby destroying their love for learning, demoralizing teachers, or evaluating principals on how well they implement new teacher evaluation systems instead of actual leadership.

Other measures include discussing budgets in parliament rather than deciding them in the donor country, using countries' own measurement and evaluation systems instead of sending in consultants to serve only donors' needs, and donors making information on aid figures readily available.