Sentence examples for evaluation of the problem from inspiring English sources

The technical evaluation of the problem can be done from different two points of view.

The basic concept of these fuzzy approaches is the same, and evaluation of the problem again and again by redefining the elicited membership values is essentially needed in the solution search process to obtain a satisfactory solution.

Outlaw any evaluation of the problem.

However, the DNA of Eliurus petteri, a possible close relative of E. grandidieri, could not be sampled, so Jansa and colleagues recommended further evaluation of the problem.

Therefore, we propose two levels of evaluation, allowing MDs to choose an appropriate strategy.> If the chosen strategy is not successful, the child should be referred to a specialist who can provide a more in-depth evaluation of the problem.

As a qualitative evaluation of the problem of child soldiering in the East Asia and Pacific region, this study will also serve as a valuable resource for policy and programme planning by governments, inter-government and non-government organizations, as well as civil society.

I review the objection that the Representation Problem is based upon a mistake before finishing with my own evaluation of the problems facing metaphysical realism and anti-realism and prospects for their resolution.

The Faculty of Medicine carried out a comprehensive evaluation of the problem-based learning (PBL) curriculum to assess the likely influence of the graduates' training experience on willingness to be recruited to work in rural health facilities.

However, there are large differences in the protocols that have been used in earlier studies, ranging from an interview to collect information on social and health conditions [ 16] to a 'multidimensional geriatric assessment' in which medical, functional, psychosocial, and environmental evaluation of the problems and resources are assessed [ 12, 17].

The main difficulty with a conventional fuzzy programming approach is that re-evaluation of the problem again and again by re-defining the elicited membership values of the objectives is involved to reach a satisfactory decision.

The main disadvantage of the FGP algorithms is that the possibility of rejecting the solution again and again by the upper level DMs and re-evaluation of the problem repeatedly, by redefining the tolerance values on decision variables, needed to reach the satisfactory decision frequently arises.