Sentence examples for evaluation of the return from inspiring English sources

An economic evaluation of the return losses associated with these changes revealed that annual costs of approx. 5.5 €/ha farmland would suffice for this latter increase by optimizing hedges and spring cereals towards high SISD.

Complementary, the marginal contribution of adding a new roadside unit becomes much more assertive when employing our strategy, enabling a better evaluation of the return on investments by network designers.

These include PATH guidelines on economic evaluation of vaccines, the return on investment approach informing Ministry of Finance or Planning Departments on cost-effectiveness of vaccines and evaluating the effectiveness of vaccines in an individual country context during implementation.

There may be better news for graduates entering this year's job market, but as Wilson points out, anyone who is considering applying for a graduate management degree course should always carry out a thorough economic analysis, including an evaluation of the potential return on the hefty investment it would require.

In 2004, Gates instituted an annual surveillance hearing test for soldiers about to be deployed, and last year mandated a similar evaluation of those returning from service.

This allowed the evaluation of any return visit to the hospital system, (inpatient, ED, clinic or other outpatient visit) to determine if the patient had any of the outcomes of interest in the follow-up form.

This work confirms that extreme peak discharges estimated at ungauged sites may be of great value for the evaluation of large return period (typically over 100 years) flood quantiles.

Additionally, UW residents were asked to complete a fully anonymous online evaluation of the rotation after their return to Seattle.

Evaluation of the English ambulance services return of spontaneous circulation (ROSC) and survival to discharge rates suggests there may be special cause variation (see figure 1).

While each team received detailed instructions on how to standardise the process of data collection, potential limitations included the risk for observer bias from the lack of independent injury classification and the evaluation of return to play performed by the same team medical staff.

However, not only were the clinical PET scans negative as before, but the ex vivo evaluation of the surgical specimen also returned negative results.