Sentence examples for evaluation of experienced from inspiring English sources
The real value of the h-index, Hirsch says, is in the evaluation of experienced scientists: "If the h-index is high at tenure, I would say this is very positive, but if the h-index is exceedingly low, I would say this raises a question mark about the candidate".
Originally it was intended as an evaluation of experienced teachers approaching tenure, not as an evaluation of student teachers.
In the present study, the ingestion of 200 ml of clear liquids 2 hours before upper GI endoscopy did not compromise procedure safety, according to evaluation of experienced endoscopists in a blinded fashion setting.
This is followed by an evaluation of experiences gained with the market premium under the EEG 2012.
In this paper, a scheme for the evaluation of experience gained from failures and malfunctions in timber structures is developed.
Experience management encompasses the processes governing creation, storage, reuse, maintenance, dissemination and evaluation of experience relevant to a particular situation or problem-solving context.
Prior work, predominantly from the psychology literature, suggests that the order of these moments can affect people's retrospective evaluation of experiences.
Given the descriptions accompanying the goods/services included within the search-experience goods typology, sellers and buyers have, respectively, devised profit-maximizing and acquisition cost-minimizing strategies for overcoming the relatively high pre-purchase costs associated with the evaluation of experience goods such as those described in Che (1996), Mixon (1999), and the current study.
A qualitative evaluation of experiences of receiving/providing the intervention will also be undertaken with mothers and staff.
EVALUATION OF EXPERIENCE WITH METHOD OF LEARNING I. Please check the appropriate box below: □ CD Group □ Classroom Presentation II.
This allows for a more detailed evaluation of experiences than a single question relating to overall satisfaction or a global measure derived from the six scale scores.
