Sentence examples for evaluation positively from inspiring English sources

The results demonstrate that on the one hand, positive emotions affect opportunity evaluation positively and on the other hand, exploitation, negatively.

Our research aims to demonstrate how the quality performance evaluation positively influences radiologists' and technicians' skills and affects the healthcare system in general.

For the quantitative evaluation, positively labeled apoptotic endocrine cells were counted, and the number of apoptotic cells was expressed as the percentage of the total number of beta cells counted.

The video evaluation session and feedback process were evaluated positively however, and they found that their worries had been exaggerated.

All elements of the programme were evaluated positively by the vast majority of the 15 GPs involved in the evaluation.

Results from the questionnaire were (% is 4 or 5 evaluation): participants positively evaluated the seminar (94%) and the collaboration with an experienced EMS center (90%), considered the PEU strategy applicable in their usual setting of work (86%), useful in the management of emergency/urgency patients (82%), acquired enough skill to use PEU immediately (84%).

(Also sets of positive tautologies, i.e. formulas having a positive value in each evaluation and positively satisfiable formulas are discussed).

A two-layer evaluation methodology positively assessed the capacity of our method to analyze IED and provided initial evidence that the insights generated offer statistically significant indicators that impact students' activity during the delivery of these IED.

The results indicate that the preliminary meeting evaluation is positively correlated with the final meeting outcome but that they are on average significantly different.

According to logit estimations, the probability of receiving an excellent evaluation is positively affected by the journal in which the paper is published in: more specifically, publishing in a class A journal almost doubles the probability of receiving an excellent evaluation.

Similarly, Evans et al. [ 26] found in their interviews with policymakers, that the availability of central guidance, technical and academic support, supportive resources, and standardized frameworks to conducting research and evaluation, were positively related to policymakers' capacity to use research and conduct rigorous evaluations of policies.