Sentence examples for evaluation developed from inspiring English sources

With the AGREE instrument (Appraisal of Guidelines for Research and Evaluation) developed for the assessment of clinical practice guidelines, current guidelines were evaluated (AGREE Collaboration, 2003).

In Ukraine, a system of player evaluation developed during the Communist era rewards "physical and frenetic" play while stifling individual initiative.

Nestlé uses a tool called Rise (Response-Inducing Sustainability Evaluation), developed by the University of Bern to assess the sustainability of agricultural production at the level of the individual farm, with data analysed against 10 sustainability indicators, including soil use, animal husbandry, nutrient flows and biodiversity.

The graphical method of risk evaluation developed here may be a useful tool for decision making on matters related to network extension.

The procedure is automated through the integrated software MADE (multidisciplinary aircraft design and evaluation) developed in this research that enables the determination of an optimum set of aircraft configurations.

The multi-criteria evaluation developed by a multidisciplinary team has combined the basic information available with specific models of response to the presence of the infrastructure and its use by visitors, especially regarding hydrological and sediment dynamics, and biodiversity (birds and habitats).

However, we now know that jurors quite actively engage in evidence evaluation, developing their opinions as the trial progresses.

Also we examine the effect of receiver collisions to performance measures evaluation developing analytic Markovian models for finite population.

Research and Evaluation: Develop better monitoring indicators in order to allow data-based problem solving and planning, and targeting of sub-populations at higher risk for intensified CDD efforts.

In Newcastle, Bell enthusiastically supported a model of school self-evaluation developed by the National Union of Teachers.

Next year, the scorecards will expand to include more rigorous teacher evaluations developed by the state.