Sentence examples for evaluation monitoring from inspiring English sources

The resulting constructs were centrality, recruitment evaluation, monitoring and evaluation of newcomer integration.

Observing the item wording and Eberle et al.'s (2014) approach, the new scales were named Centrality Recruitment Evaluation Monitoring Evaluation of Newcomer Integration.

During the construction and operational phases the regulatory authority ensures compliance with the the license conditions through evaluation, monitoring and inspection.

These health professionals follow defined standards for the evaluation, monitoring and treatment of CF outpatients including surveillance of pulmonary function and bacterial colonisation status, early management of infection, education on inhalation and airways clearance techniques, assessment of and advice on nutritional status, as well as psychological support for patients and their families.

Table 2 Strat-I-Com 2015 questionnaire: Factor loadings and reliabilities of the newcomer integration scales (Study 2; main loadings in bold)   Centrality Recruitment evaluation Monitoring Evaluation of newcomer integration Cronbach's α I actively take on certain tasks during the game, because I am the most qualified person to do it.

Two correlational studies within samples with a total of N = 276 participants were conducted, allowing the identification of five reliable scales (recruitment, knowledge assessment, negative welcome, modeling and consistent training strategies) in the first study and four reliable scales (centrality, recruitment evaluation, monitoring and evaluation of newcomer integration) in the second.

Evaluation: Monitor processes and measure outcomes as stated in objectives.

Monitoring and evaluation systematically monitors the progress towards targets and evaluation of policy outcomes within the policy cycle, which are key components of evidence-based policy making [ 28].

It also calls for the evaluation and monitoring of progress.

As well as committing to spending 7p out of every £10 of taxpayers' money on aid, the law calls for continuous independent evaluation and monitoring of aid spending.

The ultimate purpose is to provide effective feedback, evaluation and monitoring to the discussion process.