Sentence examples for evaluation issued by from inspiring English sources

Costs and effects will be discounted at the rate recommended by the German guidance for economic evaluation issued by the Institute for Quality and Efficiency in the Health Care Sector (IQWiG), which is currently 3%.

Costs and effects will be discounted at the rate recommended by the German guidelines for economic evaluation issued by the Institute for Quality and Efficiency in the Health Care Sector (IQWiG); the rate currently is 3%.

Approach to safety evaluations issued by modern codes is clearly based on quantitative assessment of performances.

Unit costs were taken from the Dutch manual for costing research in economic evaluations, issued by the Dutch healthcare insurance board (College voor Zorgverzekeringen, CVZ).

On 2009 he was nominated Coordinator of the Subjective Quality Evaluation test issued by ISO and ITU-T in the joint effort for the definition of a new standard in video coding for ultra high-resolution TV and MM services.

After a child with developmental delay has undergone the evaluation and diagnosis procedures of a medical unit and developmental delay has been determined, social workers of various Early Intervention Reporting Referral Center will recommend appropriate intervention unit according to the comprehensive evaluation report issued by the hospital and the needs of the child and his/her family.

With the comprehensive evaluation system issued by Wuhan institute of technology, the influence of series teaching method on the students' academic abilities was studied through the comparative analysis on the scores of the students' graduation theses before (2011 2013) and after (2014 2016) the series teaching reform.

Taking a higher road by recognizing the problem, doing a thorough evaluation, issuing a respectful statement with a resolution or resolution timeline would be my recommendation.

Beijing appeared to remain the front-runner while Paris and Toronto received encouraging evaluations yesterday in a report issued by the International Olympic Committee that assessed the cities trying to play host to the 2008 Summer Games.

The review, announced jointly by the Army secretary, John M. McHugh, and chief of staff, Gen. Raymond T. Odierno, will focus on whether consistent and accurate diagnoses are being issued by the disability evaluation system, which determines whether injured soldiers are fit to remain on duty.

For the purpose of comparing the efficacy and safety of a Similar Biotherapeutic Product (SBP) to a Reference Biotherapeutic Product (RBP), the "Guidelines on Evaluation of Similar Biotherapeutic Products (SBPs)" issued by the World Health Organisation (WHO), states that equivalence or non-inferiority studies may be acceptable.