Sentence examples for evaluation have concluded from inspiring English sources

"Numerous well-respected international and national scientific organisations, through an impartial and rigorous process of deliberation and evaluation, have concluded that all forms of asbestos are capable of inducing mesothelioma, lung cancer, asbestosis and other diseases," the statement said.

An MoJ spokeswoman said of the Wolds bid: "Our evaluation has concluded that it would be more beneficial to allow the current contract to expire and the prison to revert to public sector management".

An MoJ spokeswoman said of the Wolds bid: "Our evaluation has concluded that it would be more beneficial to allow the current contract to expire and the prison to revert to public sector management". Wolds will return to the public sector when G4S's contract runs out in July.

The evaluation has concluded that centralisation would require a much larger team than at present and would not be sustainable given the size and duration of emergencies.

A metaanalysis of the use of information technology in dietetic evaluation has concluded that it could improve dietary assessment in some population groups, though improved validity and reliability is required in evaluating micronutrients [ 46].

Based on objective assessment of available evidence, this evaluation has concluded that four out of the 13 proposed output objectives were fully achieved; while there was very substantial progress within most of the remaining nine outputs, they did not fully achieve the stated output objectives.

"A number of long-term evaluations have concluded that the existence of standing sections was not the cause of these tragedies," the letter added.

One former state department official told The Huffington Post on Friday that American intelligence evaluations have concluded that Awlaki has taken on a more operational capacity in recent years.

Evaluations have concluded that involvement of CHWs in TB treatment support can substantially increase treatment completion rates as compared to facility-based services [ 8].

5 6 Reviews of published evaluations have concluded that the research shows either no, or only modest, positive impacts of pay for performance on quality.

In line with our findings, previous studies based on genetic as well as histopathological evaluations have concluded that a large fraction of unilateral breast tumors arise through intramammary dissemination of a single breast cancer, i.e. suggesting that most unilateral tumors develop from the same clonal origin [ 11, 16, 34- 36].