Sentence examples for evaluation conclusion from inspiring English sources

Despite the evaluation conclusion that favored the All-or-Nothing method, *Schmitt et al. (2011) noted that an evaluation of scoring methods also needs to consider the purpose of the assessment.

It has been claimed [ 21- 23] that abstracts across scientific disciplines including the biomedical domain follow consistent rhetorical roles or "argumentative moves" (e.g. Problem, Solution, Evaluation, Conclusion).

This system utilizes the computer technology inference process, making safety evaluation conclusions more reasonable and applicable to the actual situation.

The performance evaluation conclusions for the system with this specific CCD sensor are general and applicable for pyrometer systems using other CCD sensors.

Purpose/Objective: Recommendations: As noted, there are six key evaluation conclusions.

Conclusions: The evaluation conclusions presented here are based on the findings detailed in the body of the report.

Earlier this month the European Food Safety Authority concluded that the rat study's statistical and methodological weaknesses precluded its being used in safety evaluations: Conclusions cannot be drawn on the difference in tumour incidence between the treatment groups on the basis of the design, the analysis and the results as reported in the Séralini et al. (2012) publication.

Using a five-point Likert scale ranging from "poor" to "excellent," we asked the students to rate their current skills in interpretation and inference (interpreting data from a paper and independently drawing conclusions), evaluation (critically evaluating authors' conclusions), and experimental design (proposing an experiment with the appropriate controls as follow-up on a paper).

Regarding the economical evaluation the conclusion is that working with this machinery can decrease overall processing costs approximately five times when compared to manual labor.

In this section of evaluation and conclusion, we finally reflect on the 'policy value' of the model.

Since this was a retrospective study and the radiologist was aware of the fact that a tumor was present at the time of the evaluation, no conclusion can be drawn from the difference in detection between both studies.