Sentence examples for evaluation life from inspiring English sources

The Longitudinal Interval Follow-up Evaluation (LIFE), has been shown to be a valid and reliable instrument for characterizing the week-by-week course of anxiety disorders examined retrospectively over the period of 1 year.

Results indicate that routine biomonitoring tools used to quantify potential ecological stressors which are weighted by abundance, such as the Lotic-invertebrate Index for Flow Evaluation (LIFE) score and Proportion of Sediment-sensitive Invertebrates (PSI), were subject to significant inflation following invasion.

The SPIn-Eco Project for the Province of Siena (Italy) is described as an example of an environmental sustainability assessment of an area, and its methods (Ecological Footprint, Greenhouse Gas Inventory, Extended Exergy Analysis, Emergy Evaluation, Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) and Remote Sensing) are briefly introduced.

Building on the successful use of flow regime sensitive aquatic invertebrate indices in other countries, particularly the UK based Lotic Index for Flow Evaluation (LIFE), we provide two variants of a similar index for use in New Zealand (LIFENZ and a weighted variant: LIFENZ_W).

Relapse will be assessed every 6 months by "Longitudinal follow-up evaluation" (LIFE) (Keller et al. 1987), a structured interview leading to reliable information about course of illness, time in remission, development of new affective episodes (relapse), and comorbidity.

Length of treatment efficacy, a secondary outcome, was assessed up to 1 year after baseline using HAM-D scores, response and remission rates by measuring rate of depression relapse using the semi-structured Longitudinal Interval Follow-up Evaluation (LIFE) [ 35].

Fig. 2 Subjective evaluation of life satisfaction in relation to 23 specific aspects of life in ascending order.

The selection of plant topology to perform certain operation requires understanding and evaluation of life cycle activities.

The economics evaluation using life cycle cost (LCC) analysis of the complete system has also been carried out.

His paper The Evaluation of Life and Limb (1971) set out the argument that policymakers could assess the benefits of a particular measure by weighing its cost against how much it would reduce the risk of death.

Among several protocols, our working group developed the focused echocardiographic evaluation in life support (FEEL) examination.