Sentence examples for evaluation of capacity from inspiring English sources
The analysis emphasizes on evaluation of capacity of existing drainage channels (natural and human-made).
An expert consult-liaison psychiatrist and ethicist, Dr. Brendel has published widely on issues including voluntary psychiatric hospitalization (2014), evaluation of capacity to appoint a healthcare proxy (2013), and legal issues including mandatory reporting and informed consent (2010).
The clinical evaluation of capacity to consent to treatment occurs in the medical setting and is based on legal foundations of informed consent and capacity.
This study reviews the evaluation of capacity development, identifying capacity development (CD) modalities and the schools of evaluation currently in place.
Based on the above evaluation of capacity and potential windows, we consequently constructed VN//Co(OH 2-PHMSs based OH 2-PHMSsVN nanosheets as negative electrode and Co(OH)2 nanoflowers as positive electrode, operated at an optimized working voltage of 1.5 V (Fig. 3a, based
Though there are works that show the asymptotic capacity bounds in a wireless network considering interference constraints from all transmitting nodes, there are no such evaluation of capacity bounds for finite secondary cognitive radio networks where the primaries pose additional constraints.
This analysis suggests that network-based social capital may be a useful addition to the goals and evaluation of capacity-building programs.
Despite substantial investment in health capacity building in developing countries, evaluations of capacity building effectiveness are scarce.
Despite the expenditure of millions of dollars, there is no consensus on how to conduct capacity building, nor have there been rigorous evaluations of capacity building efforts.
Explicitly, the symposium discussion sought to deepen understanding of, and constructively engage with, the institutional, politico-cultural, and interpersonal dynamics that are experienced at all levels of capacity strengthening by people working in the field but which are seldom captured in proposals, work-plans, and output-based evaluations of capacity strengthening efforts.
Evaluation of functional capacity or exercise capacity is highly emphasized in perioperative risk assessment.
