Sentence examples for evaluation of the challenge from inspiring English sources

An initial independent evaluation of the Challenge programme – on which the NCS is based – suggested that middle-class participants got the most out of it.

The Manpower Demonstration Research Corporation MDRCconductedted an experimental evaluation of the ChalleNGe program, with current results covering a period three years after assignment to treatment or control status (Millenky et al.2011).2011

The focus of this paper is the practical evaluation of the challenges and capabilities of combination of ontologies and rules in the context of realtime ubiquitous application.

The current study provided an evaluation of the challenges faced by professional dieticians when conducting child investigative interviews, in the hope that this would provide a framework for the development of further guidance and resources in this important area.

Of course, post facto, observed firm performance provides a possible evaluation of strategy; the challenge is to evaluate strategy while something can still be done about it.

The abstracts in the test set were provided as part of a blinded set of 20,000 abstracts (participants did not know which of these abstracts were part of the test set), which the teams had to process in the evaluation phase of the challenge.

The report, Evaluation of the City Challenge Programme, was commissioned by the Department for Education.

Note that the proposed SE front-end also performed well in the SE evaluation of the REVERB challenge.

According to the REVERB challenge terminology [25], 'full-batch mode' means that all data for a given acoustic condition are processed in batch mode. 2 Note that for the SE evaluation of the REVERB challenge, we also submitted an SE front-end that used an extension of vector Taylor series (VTS) based SE [21] instead of DOLPHIN.

Results were used for evaluation of the infection challenge and for design of gene expression analyses.

In imaging prostatic bone metastases and their response to therapy, the heterogeneity of disease, patient selection bias and studies that lack a histopathological gold standard, make evaluation of the literature challenging.