Sentence examples for evaluation imposed from inspiring English sources

The sequential evaluation imposed by optimization algorithms makes this approach prohibitive.

The much higher computational complexity of criterion evaluation imposed in this case constraining the maximum number of iterations of the SA algorithm to N m a x =2000.

The Danielson Framework for Teaching is a teacher evaluation system imposed on the New York City to satisfy the requirements of the New York State's federal Race to the Top grant.

However, such evaluation protocol imposes an innatural hemodynamic challenge to both pulmonary vasculature and right heart that often leads to severe hemodynamic failure.

This essentially simulates data for power evaluation by imposing a treatment effect on the permuted datasets.

For the impact evaluation exercise, we imposed two additional eligibility conditions: (1) being a resident in the study regions in 1990, and (2) being a Costa Rican citizen.

Therefore, the model leads to a more precise evaluation on how imposed disturbances interfere with the dynamics of the blood sub-compartments and thus increase our understanding of the physiology/pathophysiology of many conditions.

Particular emphasis is being put on the use of routine data (e.g. data from patients' health records) in order to minimize workload for the participating hospitals and to reduce the burden which additional diagnostic procedures and clinical evaluations might impose upon the patients and their carers.

"If they don't," he said, "then let the state step in and let the state handle the evaluation process, determine an evaluation process, and impose it on the City of New York".

Over the past two years, many states have imposed teacher evaluation systems based in part on standardized test scores.

Under the new evaluation system, which was imposed by the state after months of feuding between the city and the teachers' union, teachers will be graded next school year on a variety of measures.