Sentence examples for evaluation of technologies from inspiring English sources

Results indicate that, with the exception of Net Present Valuation methods, there is little research available on the design and evaluation of technologies that can enable flexibility.

Drawing on the proven methods and studies of technology assessment (TA), ITA is a strategic concept for the analysis and evaluation of technologies which combines research and practice in its comprehensive approach" [9] (translation by the authors).

In the EU project "Demonstration of promising technologies to address emerging pollutants in water and wastewater (DEMEAU)", carefully selected bioassays were applied for the evaluation of technologies to eliminate and monitor aquatic micropollutants (e.g. [35].

Since isolation of human monoclonal antibodies is becoming pivotal for developing new immunotherapies, evaluation of technologies for enhancing the process of the chemical fusion technique [ 18] and optimization of its efficiency to yield a larger number of hybridoma cells has been an ongoing pursuit.

"impact assessment needs to consider carefully the various stages of translational research so as to award credit correctly to those who have devised and brought to clinical evaluation new interventions, rather than giving disproportionate credit to those who undertake late stage evaluation of technologies invented by others".

At Idaho National Laboratory INLL), human factors engineering (HFE) staff participates in the evaluation of technology for fleet operations, including review of fuel efficiency, enhancement and driver performance, and assists in the testing of prototype buses with advanced systems.

Through our research into the design and evaluation of technology systems to improve the quality and safety of clinical communication, we have discovered that physicians and nurses differ in perspective regarding clinical prioritization and desirable response times.

Challenges related to large-scale evaluation of technology-delivered interventions with high-risk samples in time-sensitive research are discussed, as well as implications for future research and practice.

Our contribution, drawn from our experience of the case study provided, is a protocol for practice-centred, participative evaluation of technology in the clinical setting that privileges care.

Considering end users is essential to the development of applications and evaluation of technology choices, particularly with regard to system and data management requirements.

Our contribution, drawn from our experience and the case study provided, is a protocol for practice-centred, participative evaluation of technology in the clinical setting.