Some of these US based evaluations, in fact covered a number of programmes [ 36, 37].
In the stocking version, for example, the four pairs presented for evaluation were, in fact, identical, so there was no way to choose between them.
A New York Times reporter lampooned the new system, intoning, "in the end, it's all about distrust: not trusting principals to judge teachers, not trusting teachers to educate children". But the Tennessee department of education didn't ignore the critics of the new evaluation systems -- in fact, it listened to them and sought their feedback.
The ED intervention did not appear to increase anxiety at the baseline evaluation, and in fact we observed a trend toward decreased anxiety among men receiving the ED materials (Table 2).
In that series, a rather lax definition of sport practice was used (more than 3 h a week at the moment of evaluation), but in fact most patients had been involved in endurance sport practice for more than 10 years, with much higher participation levels in the past.
Self-evaluation has, in fact, led the FAO to conclude that it must refocus on activities with the highest impacts on food insecure people; the right to food embodies this approach and hardwires it into all policymaking.
These monthly evaluations may, in fact, be superseded by the bimonthly meetings attended by both community and facility representatives.
For example, the logical operators && and of ANSI C/C++ have a short-circuit evaluation semantics, which in fact already is conditional control flow.
But the Tennessee department of education didn't ignore the critics of the new evaluation systems -- in fact, it listened to them and sought their feedback.
As Leatherman et al. [ 1] have pointed out, demonstrable improvements in quality of health care, coupled with sound monitoring and evaluation systems may in fact encourage greater investment in health systems strengthening by increasing donor, population and governmental confidence that resources are being used more effectively and efficiently.
