Sentence examples for evaluation of a scheme from inspiring English sources

(I mention this because there has been little evaluation of a scheme that ministers are looking at developing as the "single gateway" for legal aid).

For example, if the development (i.e., design and evaluation) of a scheme is motivated by the high embedding capacity and high perceptual similarity requirements (and thus ignores the other properties), the scheme may eventually require high embedding time.

Whilst there is a growing body of literature which reports the use of mentoring schemes in the medical arena [ 40– 42] and despite the Department of Health recommendations for mentoring of NMP students [ 28] the current study is the first to describe the use and evaluation of such a scheme.

As Definition 4.6 suggests, we also stress that one must have an explicit consideration on P for design and evaluation of a watermarking scheme in a particular application scenario.

However, it is significantly more challenging to find evaluations of retention schemes, as shown in a recent global review where less than 50 published studies were found containing an evaluation of a retention scheme [ 10].

The latter was, e.g., found in an evaluation of an incentive scheme in the Netherlands favouring workers after a certain age (see e.g. Leuven and Oosterbeek 2004).

The state/territory Written-Off Vehicle Registers were rolled out nationally between 2002 and 2004 (National Motor Vehicle Theft Reduction Council 2000, 2001, 2005), following an evaluation of an earlier scheme in New South Wales, which was developed in 1996 (New South Wales Roads and Traffic Authority 2009).

A qualitative evaluation of a 'social prescribing' scheme in South London found patients reported a reduction in isolation and an increase in self-esteem [ 5].

Our main contribution is the development and evaluation of a sparse skeletal representation scheme which outperforms traditional compression schemes.

This paper reports findings from the quantitative component of a mixed methods evaluation of an exercise referral scheme in the London Borough of Greenwich which used a combination of qualitative and quantitative approaches to analyse participants exercise behaviour, experiences and barriers to participation in the scheme [ 12].

In an independent evaluation of the scheme after the first year, 60% of respondents with a physical health problem said it had had a positive impact on their health, while 80% reported a positive impact on their general health and wellbeing.