Sentence examples for evaluation of the pilot from inspiring English sources

Background: Evaluation of the pilot phase of the UNICEF Brazil Urban Centers Platform - PCU Purpose/Objective: To evaluate the pilot phase and lessons learned, to support the expansion of the programme and formulation of the new edition's methodology.

If an evaluation of the pilot shows successful results, we may try that approach elsewhere, including Sierra Leone.

Independent evaluation of the pilot by the Centre for Education and Inclusion Research showed a positive response to the test from pupils and teachers, the department said.

Critics have said that the evaluation of the pilot program is not definitive because it was not designed to count the number of children's lives saved.

An evaluation of the pilot, which ran until March this year, showed that 94% of patients said the equipment was easy to use; 83% felt it had helped them; and 84% wanted to continue with the service.

To try and enhance the objectivity, the NGO implemented the pilot of the toolkit in the Tanzanian camps, while the university conducted the evaluation of the pilot.

An evaluation of the pilots by the University of Sheffield is due to be published this spring.

Its report said: "We believe that time needs to be allowed for a proper evaluation of the pilots which the government is running on direct payments to tenants, followed by a phased implementation of direct payments, after appropriate safety net arrangements for vulnerable people have been developed and tested".

"We believe that time needs to be allowed for a proper evaluation of the pilots which the Government is running on direct payments to tenants, followed by a phased implementation of direct payments, after appropriate safety net arrangements for vulnerable people have been developed and tested".

For the United Kingdom, evaluations of the pilot implementation of a means tested conditional cash transfer (Educational Maintenance Allowances (EMAs)) paid to the student show relatively large changes in participation in post-compulsory education in the ' treated' group, particularly for those with the lowest prior achievement ((Dearden et al. (2009)).

The evaluations of the pilot study in phase II permitted refinement of the intervention, and adjustments were made before we considered it ready for clinical trial purposes.