Sentence examples for evaluation exists from inspiring English sources

Although a strong rationale for the integration of D&I science in program evaluation exists, few examples exist available to guide the evaluator in integrating D&I science in the planning and execution of evaluation activities.

Teacher evaluation exists in name but not in practice.

Up to this point no real evaluation exists on the efficiency and applicability of the scalability extensions proposed for RSVP.

However, no systematic evaluation exists that assessed the precision and accuracy of field based texture estimates as compared to the common, but time consuming, standard laboratory methods.

Evidence indicates that these autoimmune conditions may represent a risk factor for periodontitis, but no systematic evaluation exists to corroborate this assumption.

So far, the largest body of evidence for response evaluation exists for FDG-PET.

Limitations to our evaluation exist.

For evaluating the outputs of teaching, the greatest consensus among educators, with respect to actual evaluation, existed for educators themselves.

But few applied examples of realist evaluation exist, as a recent review found only 20 published studies to date [ 8].

Different elements of history, examination, and laboratory findings have varying predictive power in the diagnosis of appendicitis, 6 and algorithms and scoring systems for clinical evaluation exist, 4 but appendicitis can nevertheless be easily missed.

There seems to be an implicit assumption in the editorial that a system of "objective evaluations" exists but that some parties -- teachers?