Sentence examples for evaluation of provisions from inspiring English sources

This chapter discusses critical evaluation of provisions for imposed loads in the South African Loading Code for design of structures, South African Bureau of Standards (SABS) 0160 1989, by comparison with other codes.

This article provides a detailed example of a model of transition for cystic fibrosis services to encourage practice and evaluation of provision.

Based on the above considerations, the biomass production function and raw material availability in the soil layers above the parent material were assessed during the evaluation of provisioning soil ecosystem services.

Unless budgets expand to cope with likely increases in costs, there may need to be a re-evaluation of provision, subsidies and copayments.

Such a distinction indeed would appear to reflect an indefensibly selective evaluation of the provisions of the Constitution.

Following the experimental study and finite element (FE) model validation described in the companion paper, numerical parametric studies and the evaluation of design provisions for stainless steel channel sections under combined axial compressive load and minor axis bending moment are presented herein.

There are also concerns about monitoring and evaluation of such provisions, incentives (financial and non-financial), and unfair selection for higher education for those completing the mandated rural stay.

These activities could be related directly to production by participation in clinical activities, or indirectly related through teaching, planning or evaluation of health provision.

Of the respondents 42% had never used the HMIS data collected at the health facility level for planning, budgeting and evaluation of services provision.

While this may be true for complex or chronic diseases, we suggest in this large referral hospital, poor care for common acute childhood illnesses is often also due to poor planning, limited critical evaluation of service provision, and poor self-regulation among the professionals who are currently the de facto service leaders in the absence of engaged management.

Of all respondents, 81% had never been trained on HMIS, 65% did not properly define this system, 54% didn't know who is supposed to use the information collected and 42% did not use the collected data for planning, budgeting and evaluation of services provision.